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In this video, we take a break from coding and instead address a hot topic that's been buzzing around the tech community for the past couple years: Is Java on its way out? Should you still learn Java in 2024?
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:17 Myths
01:00 Facts
03:42 Is Java on the Decline?
05:22 Thanks for Watching!
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[@chauchau0825]

“There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.” -- Bjarne Stroustrup,

[@IbrahimAlshekh]

This question is still be asking since decade, in 2050 will be asked too 😄. but you know i am still enjoying to view such videos 🙂

[@arnabchowdhury4892]

java rocks beacuse of code compiled in to bye code java script , python script ccan be hacked

[@Terracotta-warriors_Sea]

Only if there has been a solid data analysis and machine learning packages for Java. There are some but not as strong and updated as Python and R!

[@kakashi99908]

As a Java fanboy I think it is time to switch to C#

[@silverfox3074]

I did👍

[@NeoS-zw2ps]

Don't even need to watch this video just read this comment the answer is : No. Absolutely not. You do not need to know Java anymore unless you are Indian.

[@user-wu3vd7dd2r]

the answer is vice versa: go and study java only if you are Indian

[@ChristopherGruber]

Java is dying and Oracle is killing it.

[@AchrafCodeur]

What about replacing coding with AI ?

[@funkykong9001]

With Oracle owning Java, I'd stay far away from that language.

[@replicant9611]

Oracle owns Java?

[@user-wu3vd7dd2r]

@@replicant9611 they do

[@gileee]

​@@replicant9611 For 15 years now lol. Even started making problems with the OpenJDK bins.

[@user-wu3vd7dd2r]

TLTR: Java is dead😊