Hi guys, I'm a 2026 fresher. I'm confused about choosing between Java, Python, .NET, and MERN. Is Full Stack still worth learning with AI growing so fast? Can a skilled fresher still get a job? Any advice?
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Yeah, full stack development is worth learning.
If you are wondering which to choose, you should pick based on your career.
Choose:
Okay Thanks, I don't want an MNC right now. I'm just focusing on startups. Which is better for startups: Java or Python? 🙂
Python wins the battle 🐍.
It's simple and easy to launch apps with.
While you can choose Java, its syntax can be a bit complicated at first.
So, Python is the better starting point.
🙂 I know both Java and Python, and I'm learning DSA in Java. Should I choose Java backend or Python backend? Will Java backend still have good job opportunities, or will AI replace Java developers?
Since you are already learning DSA in Java, staying with Java backend is a great move. Java has massive enterprise demand and excellent job security. Even with the rise of AI, it won't replace real developers—it just acts as a helping tool to make you faster.
Thanks 🙂🙏🏼,I know both Python and Java. If I focus on Java from now on, will I regret that decision in the future? Am I likely to miss any major opportunities by choosing Java over Python?