I wouldn't use VSCode for Java, I'd use Eclipse or something like that - even though I dislike Eclipse, it does work quite well for Java.
VSCode is simple and lightweight, Java is anything but - the requirements of Java are so specific, VSCode was not designed for that.
I'm not really doing Java dev anymore, but if I did I'd probably use Eclipse ... or maybe Netbeans, or alternatively a JetBrains product.
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I wouldn't use VSCode for Java, I'd use Eclipse or something like that - even though I dislike Eclipse, it does work quite well for Java.
VSCode is simple and lightweight, Java is anything but - the requirements of Java are so specific, VSCode was not designed for that.
I'm not really doing Java dev anymore, but if I did I'd probably use Eclipse ... or maybe Netbeans, or alternatively a JetBrains product.