Which language is better in terms of job opportunities between Java and Python?

Here are some benefits and drawbacks, based on my own experience: Learning - Python is easier to pick up and use than Java, and it takes a lot less code to do the same thing. So, Python has a very low learning curve. Configuration - You don't have to spend a lot of time on configuration XMLs if you use Java since it is an XML-agnostic language. XML files used as examples include the Project Object Model (POM), Spring Configuration XML, Web XML, Context XML, and Server XML. Python performs well. Simple coding and execution; no xmls or complex setups required. Reliability - Due to its tight type of safety, Java code is exceedingly reliable and seldom produces runtime problems. Most bugs may be found and fixed during the compilation process. In terms of type safety, Python is terrible. Some runtime mistakes are to be expected even with cautious coding. Adoption- when a lot of business logic has to be implemented Java is the language of choice. Python is a popular choice because of its versatility. However, Python excels in the machine learning arena because of its rich libraries and the simplicity with which data may be explored. To sum up, I lean toward: Java - For big applications with complex business logic, the Spring framework is my first choice. Python - Python is my first choice for any and all tools, tasks that need to be scheduled, and Flask-based exposure of modest REST APIs. It's a matter of preference once again.

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Both the languages have good opportunity today. So, you can learn any language according to your interest. And if you don't have enough knowledge about language, then you can learn python. Python is easier than Java. Good luck.

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