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alex4answ2018-12-27 23:13:56
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alex4answ, 2018-12-27 23:13:56

Where can I get real tasks and ideas for Java?

Good afternoon, I'm tired of the php + js bundle, and in general the web as a whole, because whatever one may say, freelancing, what in the office, the tasks are mainly to fix the layout, etc., in short, I'm a layout designer, not a programmer, and I I'm a bit ashamed, I want real tasks.
And so I decided that it was time to step into the world of Java, a couple of years ago I wrote an android application on it, but somehow I didn’t really like it at all, alas :(
Where can I get interesting and real tasks for Java, in any area other than the web, I don’t really want to solve classic mat problems that are solved in any PL + - a couple of lines in the same
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GavriKos, 2018-12-27
@GavriKos

Solve those problems that are necessary and interesting to you.
Because all proposals can be answered "did not like", "not interested", "decided".
But if so - from stylish fashionable - neural networks and general algorithms. They are done in the same way on any PL,

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Alex, 2018-12-27
@Alex_At_Net

Java is a general purpose language, with a very long history, rather conservative, with an enterprise leaning. I think that no matter how small a task you take on, the world of modern programming languages ​​is likely to offer something more specialized for it and, accordingly, more convenient.
If you are interested in Java, try to look at the new features of the language and how to use them. Here, for example, here: https://jcp.org/en/jsr/stage?listBy=final

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Artyom Evdokimov, 2018-12-28
@ertegix

You can try this book. There are exercises at the end of the chapters
https://www.labirint.ru/books/643929/

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protven, 2018-12-28
@protven

Where can I get real tasks and ideas for Java?
At work in the task tracker.

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