I want to ask, I am studying java now, but I don't have a degree. If I succeed, can I survive in Beijing and Shanghai?

The one upstairs is right. In big cities, education also depends on ability. Generally speaking, important people in the company need key universities.

There are too many talents in cities like Shanghai and Beijing. Don't say that you don't have a degree, and it's hard to mix with a degree.

I just finished learning java with a bachelor's degree, and I think it's ok to learn it, but I still have it in case of economic crisis.

Didn't find a job. There are too many students studying software development now, and the competition for software jobs is too fierce. Advise you

Think about it, don't listen to what those training institutions say. And the tuition is so high. I regret it now.

As for your success, I really can't say this. What is success? Learning java is not an optical java language.

Now the unit recruits people, and those of us who have been trained have no work experience, and the unit does not admit it.

I don't want you, not to mention, CET-4 or above, and I know data structures and algorithms. If you don't have these

Not if you have a degree.

It is a lie for the training institution to say that anyone can learn and get a high salary.

You can look at the conditions for online units to recruit important people and find out whether you want to study or not.