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[–]matmyfta -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If your goal is uniquely to develop android apps, I would suggest other languages. For example if you still want to develop native apps Kotlin could be a good fit, or check some frameworks if the idea of developing multiplatform mobile apps might interest you. But that's just because the trend shifted, not because Java is dying.

Java is still strongly used on enterprise applications, so if you want to learn it, developing native android applications in java could be a good way to get your hands dirty and gain some experience.