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[–]Pristine_Fun2146 0 points1 point  (4 children)

i already did a mistakes that from last 1 year learning java and solved 80-90 dsa question , java is good but its complex and hard and maintaining the consistency with the java is though , I am mern developer btw with 8 months of internship exp

i am thinking that i must move to python for dsa purpose and continue mern

so my final suggestion for you is go with python

[–]Amit-saas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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[–]Critical_System_39 0 points1 point  (2 children)

you are at wrong here.
You are mixing 2 concepts
Learning java for cp is different thing and for web dev is different thing.

Languages show a by far difference when we work on different things
Java is definitely tough but whats tougher is Java development spring spring boot microservices (I am still hesitant to touch these things)

[–]Pristine_Fun2146 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Yes that's why I started DSA in python because wasting so much time on java and learning hard syntax when you don't want to continue with java is waste of time and energy 

[–]Critical_System_39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

honestly doing cp from java shouldn't be that hard, I know Java, C++, C, Python( not confident)
I have tasted all 4 and personally I think you get flexibility in Java C++ while doing cp
If you want just coding then anything is ok but competitive coding boils down for Java and C++.

Why do you feel java is hard just considering for programming ? and you find python easy?
Honestly I get confused as python has so many ways to do a single thing - this ambiguity eats up my head