I know all the basics of java and even i have done training on the same.but i want to have practical exposure of it.how can i start ?
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I know all the basics of java and even i have done training on the same.but i want to have practical exposure of it.how can i start ?
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Give yourself a pet project. Create an application that does something useful for you, or a small game, or a web application, or an Android app, etc. Java is a large beast with many heads, so which direction you go really depends on your interests.
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problem what i am facing is: i have switched to new company in developer role (by learning the basics, i cleared the interview ). now when writing code i am facing very difficulty...
Re: beginner in java
Then you need to be honest with your supervisors and tell them that you might be in over your head.
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ok. now i have total 3 years of experience in IT sector. should it will be right decision for me to start programming in java (as i know the basics of java)? or i switch to testing field?
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That is entirely up to you. Strangers on the internet can't give you career advice.
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Yes they can. Become a showgirl in Las Vegas!
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Haha! That made my night. You'll certainly earn more money. 10/10 career advice.
In seriousness if you aren't ready for a career in development it will show quickly. One of two things are going to happen. The other dev's and managers will become aware you are not competent for the role of a developer and you will be dismissed, reassigned or ignored. Alternatively, they understand you are an entry level dev and want to train you up. Either way be honest to your superiors, seek out learning opportunities from the more experienced workmates and find ways to make yourself useful. I guarantee you that in a large company there are manageable wins in the backlog or documentation that needs some love.
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