The main thing that C++ is used for today includes performance applications, like operating systems, or low-level hardware interfaces (like robotics), or games. Machine learning / data science / data analysis / big data (through the Apache ecosystem).Enterprise apps with JEE (for distributed systems via frameworks like Spring).Android, as you already know (but it’s being phased out in favor of Kotlin).Java is used for a variety of things that you could get into, no need to worry about web development: I have seen the bootcamps that have become so popular, but I really don’t want to sink any more money into something that will not get me hired.
The college I went to couldn’t care less if I find a job. I did it mostly just to have something to put on my resume. I saw the need for the software, asked if I could take a shot at creating it and was given the opportunity if I did it on my own time.
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I have created some Android apps, and I did develop some test engineering software using Java at an old job, even though my actual job was not a developer position. I have had 3 interviews but I have never once been asked an actual coding question. I have not been able to find a job though. I loved the classes and those languages really make sense to me. I have earned an Associate Degree in Computer Science studying Java and C++ though. I have no real interest in web development. I have been working through the challenges here and I can honestly say I cannot stand JavaScript. Is there anywhere like freeCodeCamp for more traditional languages like Java or C++? This is probably not a good place to ask, but I don’t know where else to go.
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