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When it comes to choosing a programming language to learn, Java for beginners is a solid pick for those who want to maximize their future marketability.
There are plenty of compelling reasons to learn Java coding, even if you’re a beginner. Java is a popular programming language, known for its reliability, versatility, and backwards compatibility (meaning it works with older legacy systems). It can also run on almost every computer without changing behavior.
But is Java hard to learn? The simple answer is that yes, it can be tricky. As you learn Java programming, you’ll encounter some simple concepts like variables and functions, but there are also more abstract,