I'm comfortable with both Java and Python, but I'm not an expert in either. I've completed a few full-stack projects and machine learning projects in Python, but I haven't done anything in Java yet. I've heard that many companies, especially MNCs, have coding interviews in Java, and a lot of people transition from other languages to Java to land a job. Would it be beneficial for me to learn both languages? Unfortunately, I don't have anyone senior to consult for guidance, so I'm looking for any advice you might have.
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Using the right tool for the job is crucial. You can definitely make both Java and Python work for different purposes. If DSA is your main focus, Java is a solid choice for interviews in many product-based companies. That said, if you prefer Python for development, stick with it! Mastering one language can also be more effective than splitting your time between two.
It's really important to focus on what skills are most relevant for landing a job. If you're preparing for coding interviews, getting comfortable with the language your target companies use is key. Since many prefer Java, it might be a good approach to strengthen your Java skills for DSA while still using Python for your development projects.
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