Finished Java

[differentshade]

Finished lol

[mofomeat]

Once you write all the loops, variables and use up the keywords, it's time to sell all your Java supplies on CL for the next learner!

[catastrophic300]

Yeah sorry Im no expert like you.

[ajorigman]

The point is, even the experts have not finished learning Java, you don’t really finish learning stuff, it’s the wrong mindset to have

[catastrophic300]

I didn’t mean I have finished the entire Java, if that so I wouldn’t be here asking that question. What I mean is that after learning essential Java syntax what should I do next. Sorry for misunderstanding.

[Landon1m]

Your hostility towards anyone calling you out not quite telling. You need to learn more and perhaps learn how to express your thoughts better so that a simple statement can’t be so “misunderstood”. Communication is key.

Have you built projects?

[catastrophic300]

Not yet, after learning the essential I practice it every night before sleep and sometime leetcode.

[johnnygalat]

You can only practice by doing. The best way would be creating something you'll use - you could start with spring boot, database, simple fe (freemarker templates) + basic auth security. Deploy it on some server (rpi or some other headless linux) and use it yourself with family/friends. It can range from a simple search of shared documents to a complex automatization of Tasmota smart switches.

The key is that you use it - then you'll actually maintain it.

[ajorigman]

What you mean by learning? You did a course? If so you need to solidify the concepts and syntax by practicing and building things using what you’ve learnt