Hello javaneers, I want to learn java to start my career. So tell me guys how your experience with java is and mostly, how long did it take you guys to learn java?

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A beginner asks the Java community about their experiences learning Java and how long it typically takes to become proficient with the language for career purposes.

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<a href="https://app.daily.dev/kelvinmaina79" data-mention-id="Z2ERlLck0NujjV7SrQOBv" data-mention-username="kelvinmaina79" translate="no">@kelvinmaina79</a> Sir,it’s great that you are trying to learn java from beginning.The time that is taken to learn java varies from person to person.A person can learn to ride a bicycle in 1 year or 6 months,depending upon how much the person is gonna devote time to learn.Similarly it depends upon your passion and dedication to learn java.

Hi, is it your first programming language?
I ask because if you are already aware of OOP and some other language then it’s mostly about syntax learning not “concepts/logic”.

Java is ubiquitous in the enterprise world, and its versatility offers endless areas to explore. Initially, I viewed it as ‘heavy’ compared to other options, but diving deeper revealed that it can be incredibly lightweight and efficient when architected correctly. The same applies to performance; while some claim it’s slow, it is highly performant with the right tuning. Even after 10 years, I am still learning and excited by Java’s capabilitie

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I dont remember. Language is like a tool, at some point you just know how to use it, but there are always some details to discover, even for pro devs. My advice is to after initial preparation, start with practice and in case of problems reach tutorials or documentation. Define what you want to build and start building.