After all, is java still king?

After all, is java still king? -- Linux general technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. Java has been put down for a long time, and it seems a little unfamiliar. Although I took a course this semester, I have learned java for almost two years since the summer vacation of my sophomore year. Besides mixing the computer java Level 2, it seems that there is nothing to prove that I have learned java. I feel that the more I learn, the more I stop, the more difficult I feel, or the higher I want to be, the more I want to become a master, however, the data structure algorithms and other foundations are too poor, and the results are not implemented. I feel that what I learned is too small and I don't know how to use them. I always want to make a system one day, however, in reality, teams work together, so we have been confused about the implementation details, and the java world is so big. These days I have been learning Japanese, and I have been learning java for a long time. I have read a lot of books and I know about the javaSE syntax, I just didn't compile several programs, maybe I didn't calm down to write code. I saw a friend on the Internet who introduced him to a job. I want to understand Japanese and java, with a monthly salary of 1000 US dollars. As long as I understand both of them, I don't have to be very proficient, it seems that there are not many such people. I don't know if it is true, but I feel that I have been excited for a long time. If I have learned it well, I don't have to worry about my work.

In fact, when I was in my sophomore year, I had learned about the combination of java and Japanese. In fact, it would be amazing to learn more than one foreign language. So I have started to learn java and Japanese since then, turning from the middle to the other, failed to learn with one mind, and now it seems that the effect is not very satisfactory. At least java has not been able to stick to it, and it has been a waste of time to explore. As for Japanese, it has always been a clear line, later I learned about Korean, French, Spanish, and Arabic. I guess I forgot my pronunciation. Later I thought I had to pass the Japanese language. I was suddenly interested in linux in my sophomore year. Later I became crazy about linux and didn't play anything. However, ubuntu is really easy to use and then I learned java, after stock trading, the loss of a mess, and then specialize in learning Japanese, everything is messy. In the end, it seems that I have not learned anything. Except for freshman, sophomore, or Junior, the activities are quite clear. At least I can know what I have done, I have never been able to figure out what I have done on the Internet for the days and nights I went to bed at three or four in the morning. The time on the Internet passed without knowing it. I decided to go to bed before every day. I thought I could get up early, but I still slept. Maybe it's time to pick up java. It's easy to learn. I have to pick up my English skills for a few years, but I am still wasting my time. After all, you have to regret it.

Maybe java is the King. Previously, I thought that the technology was really unsatisfactory and not suitable for technical work. If I wanted to do foreign trade, I also said that foreign trade is more difficult. Now it seems that learning java well is the key, by the way, the most ignorant of linux is the database, so I went to the most worrying waste of a few lessons. You must take the second-level exam in December to learn Japanese well. In the end, I suddenly found that my major is actually very good. As long as I am not absent from class, if I study hard, I will get started quickly in any industry. I have learned web design and financial management, I have studied Western economics, statistics, marketing, management, information systems, c ++, operating systems, and databases, I have studied international trade, network security, accounting, information analysis, java, jsp, vb, and data structure, I have learned so much. If I come over step by step, it must be invincible. Unfortunately, I have escaped more classes than I did, and I want to regret it after all. Whether the year is careless or not. After graduation, you will understand.