Which is easier to learn Database or java??.................?

madalena

2014-12-22 21:28:08 UTC

Yes, Database is easy to learn for fresher of any field. If you have a background of programming then you should learn Java because database is also used in Java.

?

2014-12-25 00:11:10 UTC

Java

?

2014-12-27 16:38:39 UTC

From my point of view - Database and Java, both are different things, if you know java language you can get job easily. If you don't know java language you can't do the job in this field.

?

2016-03-11 03:57:56 UTC

All the computer languages out there have many aspects that are very similar. Because of this, i wouldn't base my decision on which language to learn simply by ease. Different languages are better used for different things. If you have a passion for something, use the language that best suits it... this will keep your learning going. Example: C++ is strongly used with DirectX, if you want to build a game with DirectX C++ is the way to go. Java is very good for web applications. If you want your program to be on the web, you probably should choose java. Perl is used mostly to do crazy things that other languages can't do. VisualBasic is used with Excel, if you want to use Excel functionality, master VB. Note: All categories bleed into other categories... For instance C# does some really cool games using XNA studio.

xbox786

2014-12-20 06:14:53 UTC

Of course database. Easier to learn, and you can get testing jobs.

With core java, you can get development jobs.

But database shouldn't take one year and may not be enough. I learned it in one week.

I would say, first learn database, then learn core java. After that, you can combine two knowledge and use j2ee where you can use jdbc to access database from java.

If you want to go further, learn html, css and javascript, and combine that knowledge in j2ee using servlet and jsp with your java code.

After this, you are set for life, and this is certainly possible in one year, I learned these all in six weeks.

JavaCodex

2014-12-19 05:16:44 UTC

I would learn core java first. Today just about every S/W engineer has to know something about it. Then for a database I'd go with MySQL. I find it quite easy to learn.

If you want to find some programming work, you probably should know something about data structures and design patterns too. Don't tell any potential employers that you only plan to hang around for a year. As a novice programmer, they will never hire you.

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2014-12-22 07:53:09 UTC

Java

?

2014-12-19 22:36:58 UTC

Do you know that every programming, scripting and assembly language are easy to learn? Database programming (SQL, MYSQL, SQL3lite) is not same with Java programming since it developed from C++ to handle programming softwares like we saw today, Android apps and Web apps. Database programming is a language that handle data for you to keep in a base. You can see the big difference between both. Java is popular because the cross-platform compatibility and fixed syntax also little smaller than C++. If you really want to learn programming, you need to choose what you want to work with. Example, C language is a low-level language (I called it metal & engine language) because it configured and specialized to handle memory, speed and it the most powerful and old programming language that still wide used because the speed execution. Java is little bit slower and specialized to handle a little bit small program since it's not the fastest. If you new to programming, I prefer you to learn procedural programming language (C, Pascal,Basic, Fortran) first before jumping into OO programming (C++, Java (python is OO applicable) because it very difficult to figure out unless you understand the concept of programming. I would recommend you to jump into Python(version 2), then C, then C++, then Java or you can just jumping into Java. Programming is hard and easy and it depend on your strategy of learning. The first language is very important to learn deeply, choose wisely because it will effect your learning in other language. Syntax of language is not a big deal in unfamiliar language, but the concept and the flow of executiom also the procedure will effect your learning. Learn a lot of language is better to make you an expert. if you want to really get into 'programmer environment', try Unix/Linux as your OS. (I prefer Ubuntu since the community support is bigger)

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2014-12-21 03:15:55 UTC

From my point of view - Database and Java, both are different things, if you know java language you can get job easily. If you don't know java language you can't do the job in this field.

Landon

2014-12-21 00:02:45 UTC

Java

anonymous

2014-12-20 11:13:58 UTC

Java

Russ

2014-12-21 21:42:33 UTC

The database is easier to learn than Java from my point of view.

anonymous

2014-12-20 04:16:28 UTC

From my point of view - Database and Java, both are different things, if you know java language you can get job easily. If you don't know java language you can't do the job in this field.

Greywolf

2014-12-19 03:52:24 UTC

Those two things are not the same, and they cannot be compared. Database is a huge subject, Java is a very small subject (you did not include programming, just the Java language).

This is like asking "Which is easier to eat, a banana or a railway station?"

?

2014-12-20 08:00:27 UTC

Which is easier to learn Database or java? Database

?

2014-12-21 02:09:39 UTC

Database is Easier to learn as the syllabus of Java is vast and difficult to cover.

Steve

2014-12-20 03:59:08 UTC

Database is Easier to learn as the syllabus of Java is vast and difficult to cover.

?

2014-12-19 22:19:44 UTC

Java DB is Oracle's supported distribution of the Apache Derby open source database. It supports standard ANSI/ISO SQ L through the JD and Java EE APIs. Java DB is included in the JDK.

source ;.http://www.cprogramming-bd.com/java.html

?

2014-12-21 19:28:24 UTC

Database.

Jim

2014-12-21 20:46:08 UTC

1. try to do something.

2. read/study/investigate/research on how to do what you need to do and what functions and APIs you need to do the task.

3. code. repeat to #2

4. test+debug

5. document

this is one method of doing things that you retain a lot more and your brain doesn't get overstuffed.

learn both. don't just limit yourself. but try to figure out which one to do first. take the database course after you have learned OOP (or learn on your own). you will find similarities between a database and OOP.

look at the mysql manuals. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/index.html

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2014-12-21 02:34:36 UTC

Database.

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2014-12-21 08:15:02 UTC

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Noopur

2014-12-19 12:36:58 UTC

Database is mainly used for backend and mostly painful to debug and write code.

Java is used everywhere .

Choice is urs , choose which you understand clearly.

raka

2014-12-22 03:35:50 UTC

In my point of view database is the btter than java

Gary B

2014-12-19 04:23:02 UTC

Database.

Which will get your more monmey? Java

?

2014-12-29 04:10:26 UTC

DATABASE AND JAVA HAVE NO SIMILARITY. AND THE EASY OR HARD THING DEPENDS ON YOUR CHOICE. AND MY FRIEND NOTHING IS HARD IN THE WORLD IF REALLY WANT TO DO IT.

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2014-12-27 00:29:46 UTC

Java

anonymous

2014-12-26 02:24:01 UTC

Database

?

2014-12-24 20:37:44 UTC

java

?

2014-12-24 00:49:22 UTC

Java

?

2014-12-27 15:18:54 UTC

Database

Camden

2014-12-27 03:23:20 UTC

java

?

2014-12-23 22:34:11 UTC

java

?

2014-12-22 07:33:03 UTC

java

?

2014-12-24 03:05:00 UTC

Java, if you want to make your job profile more strong...JAVA! JAVA!! JAVA!!!

?

2014-12-20 16:57:29 UTC

java

?

2014-12-20 00:54:31 UTC

Both are equally. Easy or difficult It's depend on you. If you have interest in this then it's easy and if you dn't have interest then it's tuff.

Inoka

2014-12-20 10:09:52 UTC

java

saman

2014-12-20 09:37:52 UTC

java

christopher

2014-12-19 23:24:53 UTC

Database.....

Moniruzzaman Monir

2014-12-21 09:24:40 UTC

database

Muhammad

2014-12-21 05:39:20 UTC

JAVA

tumbleweed_biff

2014-12-19 04:04:36 UTC

Learn both. They go hand in hand.

?

2014-12-20 02:25:05 UTC

You should go for both, both are equally easy..

Pankaj

2014-12-22 03:10:31 UTC

It depends on your interest?