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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
Yes, Python is more productive language than Java. Python is an interpreted language with elegant syntax and makes it a very good option for scripting and rapid application development in many areas.
Python is a dynamically typed programming language where there is no necessity of declaring variables whereas Java is a statically typed programming language wherein variables are to be explicitly declared. Python code is much shorter, even though some Java class shell is not listed. This might be one reason why Python can be more productive.
Python is a dynamically typed programming language where there is no necessity of declaring variables whereas Java is a statically typed programming language wherein variables are to be explicitly declared. Python code is much shorter, even though some Java class shell is not listed. This might be one reason why Python can be more productive.
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Jayant GuptaI am man of my words and dedicated towards my work
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No, it will not be beneficial for you to pursue digital marketing after doing Java and PHP. You just try out some projects and then try for some private jobs in IT industry.
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rohith kola
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Head First Java: Head First Java was the first Java related book that I read, almost 9 years ago. This is a great book and you should read it. The best part of Head First Java is the simplicity of the book and how easily it relates Java programming concepts to real life.
Java: A Beginners Guide (Sixth Edition): As the name suggests, it's a good book for someone with basic knowledge of programming wanting to learn Java programming language. It's written by Herbert Schildt and covers all the basic concepts of Core Java.
Java: The Complete Reference (Ninth Edition): This book contains everything you need to become master of Java programmin
Java: A Beginners Guide (Sixth Edition): As the name suggests, it's a good book for someone with basic knowledge of programming wanting to learn Java programming language. It's written by Herbert Schildt and covers all the basic concepts of Core Java.
Java: The Complete Reference (Ninth Edition): This book contains everything you need to become master of Java programmin
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Shikher jainStudent
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You can learn database administration and programming on websites as well as via video lectures. You should pursue B.Tech in computer science. In CSE, you will learn all about programming and database, data structures, etc.
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Jayant GuptaI am man of my words and dedicated towards my work
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Yes just pursue for BCA and simultaneously learn Java. It help u very much in your future ahead.
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Saumya Singhthe important thing is not to stop questionin
Contributor-Level 9
Well I find the channel of hitesh Chaudhary the best. Try it out. You can even search the channels by typing different programming languages. There are pretty good websites of which -like learncodeonline is best. Further go for the TCS campus commune also and geeks for geeks, hackerrank etc.
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Shikher jainStudent
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Hi, There is a very good scope in Angular JS. You should go with JS and try to explore your ideas and logics in it.
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Aakash Rai
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Udemy provides free courses for beginners. Also, Microsoft Virtual Academy is a nice place to learn. Do check their websites.
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Jayant GuptaI am man of my words and dedicated towards my work
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Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. in IT from LPU. It is better to learn Java from any other languages and it would be better if you learn it from any reputed Institute.
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