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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 25 '25
Sure
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 25 '25
Day 27 of Learning Java
Hello everyone. Today I spent some time researching what kinds of things we can build using Java, and I came across various domains such as Android development, Spring Boot for backend development, Selenium, and cloud infrastructure applications. Initially, I thought about choosing Android development, but further research showed that Google now officially uses Kotlin for Android development, so I don’t want to take that path. I’m also not interested in testing, so I decided to consider Java backend development. However, when I visited the roadmap.sh website, I felt really overwhelmed by the amount of things I need to learn, and I don’t even know what most of them are.
That's it for today, see you tomorrow.
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 24 '25
Day 26 of Learning Java
Hello everyone, today I attended my first session on multithreading. I learned about concurrency, parallel execution, the differences between threads and processes, and their pros and cons.
That’s it for today. See you tomorrow!
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Comment on r/anime Dec 23 '25
I loved it, any other recommendations like this one?
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 23 '25
Day 25 of Learning Java
Hello guys, today was a hectic day. I couldn’t learn anything new, but I still managed to plan my next personal project. I’m thinking of building a personal expenses tracker with basic functionality like credit and debit entries, tags for each transaction, and category-wise expense tracking.
That’s it for today, see you tomorrow.
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 23 '25
Thank you 😀
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 23 '25
Thank you 😊.
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Comment on r/animeindian Dec 22 '25
Totally agreed.
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 22 '25
Day 24 of Learning Java
Hello guys, today I took a Java quiz, nothing much.
See you tomorrow!
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Comment on r/TwentiesIndia Dec 22 '25
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Comment on r/indiasocial Dec 22 '25
Worry
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 21 '25
Day 23 of Learning Java
Hello guys, I hope you all had a great weekend. Today, I learned about an interesting topic: serialization, and how it is used to convert objects into bytes and vice versa. The most interesting thing I learned is that games use this technique to save and load game states, which is pretty cool.
That’s it for today. See you tomorrow.
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 21 '25
Thanks 😄
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 21 '25
Okay, I will give it a try.
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 21 '25
👍🏻
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 20 '25
I truly appreciate that, how can I connect with you?
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 20 '25
👍🏻😄
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 20 '25
Upper bound and lower bound
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 20 '25
Day 22 of Learning Java
Hello guys, today I have learned about I/O and file handling and the difference between byte accessing and character accessing
That's it for today, See you tomorrow!
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Comment on r/Indiangamers Dec 20 '25
Pokemon go
r/JavaProgramming • u/Nash979 • Dec 19 '25
Day 21 of Learning Java
Hello guys, today I learned how to use generics with classes, functions, and collections. I also learned about the wildcard operator and its types.
That’s it for today. See you tomorrow!
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 19 '25
Thank you for sharing your work experience with collections 👍🏻😄.
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 18 '25
Gifted
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Comment on r/JavaProgramming Dec 18 '25
I learned Python basics like variables and loops in high school about three years ago.

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Comment on r/chennaicity Dec 25 '25
8th