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hello my friends
Despite the progress that the .net has,learning java is good or
has a good future or not??
thanx.

Posted 9-Feb-10 11:32am

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java And .Net both are good technologies but in my opinion java is best.

Posted 3-Oct-11 17:26pm

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Updated 3-Oct-11 17:27pm

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-09T11:34:00

Well, it never hurts to know something. Java is very similar to C# anyhow. However, I can't imagine where Java is of any use in the Windows world, and I don't believe it gets much play in the Mac world either. I would learn it if I had the chance, but I would not take a Java job unless I had to, my impression is that it's a dead end, barring that a lot of people seem to use J2EE, even though it utterly sucks ( the same is true of PHP ).

William Winner · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-09T11:40:00

I hated the Java section of my Interactive Application Development course. Probably the only language I didn't find enjoyable to use or interesting to learn.

Just depends on what you want to do, where you want to work, and what they use where you want to work. If they use Java a lot, then yeah, you'll want to learn it.

hansoctantan · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-14T15:44:00

Solution 4

Java can be interesting if you really want to learn,
I know java and its not that half bad...

Posted 14-Feb-10 15:44pm

hansoctantan

Satyam182 · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-14T18:32:00

Java is one of the most profound and mother language for enterprise software development. No matter what advancement in computer arrives, Java will never shine out.....so there's no regret in learning in Java. so in my view it's one of the best investment of our lives to learn Java. so go for it.

AR@JR · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-14T18:56:00

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when you do a website in .net, the output will differ from browser to browser. its my experience. java is independent of all these overheads. but still both technologies has its pros & cons. i suggest that you learn the basics of both and stick on to what you are most comfortable with..

Posted 14-Feb-10 18:56pm

AR@JR

CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-14T21:08:00

Solution 7

Learning Java is good. Anyway, if you are focused on Windows , then learning C# may be better.
:)

Posted 14-Feb-10 21:08pm

CPallini