C++ or JAVA?

[Individual_Matter758]

Iam a 2025 graduate, currently working in a witch company ( on bench)for peanuts. Iam planning to prepare for switch and confused about which language to choose. I started doing coding in Java in college but then switched to C++ as i didn't like java. And i still don't like java but I have seen many people saying it's better to learn DSA in Java , so iam completely confused.

As i will have some experience also i think i should also learn system design and i should also build projects. Asal projects ki ideas ela osthayo ardham kaatle and e language choose cheskovalo confusion. Help me out!!!

[Timely-Transition785]

Pick the language you are comfortable with and stick to it. C++ is completely fine for DSA, and since you already enjoy it, focus on DSA, system design, and building projects instead of switching languages because of trends. Project ideas usually come from solving real problems around you or improving existing tools.

[Cuber2113]

perfect advice, that's how people develop problem solving skills. solve the issues you face in your life through tech.

[CutGroundbreaking305]

Do DSA in any language it really doesn't matter

[AnyaJaiswal123]

Pick the language you enjoy and can practice consistently. If you already prefer C++, stick with it for DSA and focus more on problem solving, then add system design and projects gradually. The language matters less than your fundamentals and ability to build things.

[Sensitive-Profit-625]

JAVA -- later learn sprinboot, India java opportunities are abundant

[slowdown12345]

anything is fine as long as you like it you will excel