Wednesday, October 24, 2018

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JAVA TRAINING IN COIMBATORE
 Ever since Google announced Kotlin as the official language for Android development andJava training at Google IO in 2017, programmers who want to become Android developers are in a dilemma. The big question in front of them is whether they should learn Kotlin or Java.
If you are a complete beginner who wants to learn Java training, then my answer is Java, but if you are a Java developer who wants to jump into the lucrative market of Java app development, then my answer is Kotlin.
When I say beginners should start with Java, you may be thinking, “What the heck? Kotlin is much more productive, less boilerplate code, and now the official language of  Java training , and this she is suggesting learning Java. I am not going fall for it…”
Java Training in Coimbatore

                                   
BEGINNERS IN ANDROID DEVELOPMENT SHOULD START WITH JAVA TRAINING
If you start Android development and Java training with a well-established language like Java, you become a part of the bigger Java community and market, which directly means more job opportunities.
And more important thing is that there is a huge community of Java programmers, which means you can find answers when you are stuck. This is very important because, as a beginner, you will face a lot of technical problems and you might not know where to head when you are stuck. When you search Google with a Java problem, you are bound to get answers; the same cannot be said for Kotlin, which is still a new programming language.
There are also more tutorials, books, and courses out there, both free and paid, which can teach you Androiddevelopment with Java, e.g. this list of Android resources for Java training, but there are not many for Kotlin, especially free resources on Android development. I think its best to learn Kotlin because it really improves productivity.
A class which takes 50 lines of code in Java can really be written in just one line in Kotlin. It can help you avoid all boiler-plate code