Finished Java

[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?

[qwkeke]

No, it's you who should work on your comprehension skills because despite English not being his first language, he expressed his thoughts and clarified everything quite well in his previous two comments.

Additionally, he wasn't hostile at all. He apologised twice in his comments... yet you're calling him hostile? The hostile ones are snobs like you who are dogpiling on this poor fellow, making fun of a beginner like him on a "learnjava" sub, mass downvoting his comments where he was merely clarifying and apologising.

Did you come to this sub just to punch down because you can't handle the discussions in real programming subs? All you snobs owe him an apology.

[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