Hey man I just got an internship at UPenn to learn Java and get paid basically as an about to be junior in high school what would you recommend I do to master Java?

Hey Bax, i’m currently in my summer before university where I will be studying computer science. I currently have had experience with a couple of languages throughout high school such as python, java, and javascript in order from least to most recent. However it’s been a couple of months since i’ve last coded so my skills currently aren’t particularly good in one language. In my first year of university I will be learning python and java. I was wondering if it would be a good idea to dive deeper and brush up on my skills in python or java this summer, or to do more web development stuff which is what I had learned most recently.

Dear Baxate, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to you with a sincere request for guidance and assistance. As a fresher with basic knowledge of Java, I am eager to pursue a career in the field and secure a job opportunity that aligns with my skills and aspirations. Having heard about your expertise and willingness to help, I am turning to you for advice on what specific areas I should focus on learning to enhance my chances of securing a job. I understand that Java is a widely used programming language, and I want to expand my knowledge and skills to stand out in the job market. Your valuable insights and recommendations on additional Java concepts, frameworks, or technologies that I should familiarize myself with would be immensely helpful. Whether it's specific libraries, development tools, or any other relevant areas, I am eager to learn and take on the challenge. I genuinely believe that with your guidance and support, I can accelerate my learning journey and become better equipped for a successful career in Java development. Your assistance would not only provide me with the necessary skills but also give me the confidence and motivation to pursue my goals.

Good morning! I am trying to expand my knowledge of programming by learning python (I already know Java pretty well) and I was wondering if you know any good online courses? I am currently debating between codeacademy Python 3 and udemy (zero to hero)

Hey I am really focused on DSA right now and need to make projects that are uncommon and stands out on resume for internships, Please suggest me some projects ideas. Skills: - C++, Java, JS, DSA, Web dev(little bit), MySQL(beginner)