First, the two languages are created in completely different contexts and for different purposes. Java was created as a simple alternative to C ++. C ++ was very expensive for developers in those days, and it was very difficult for newcomers to learn advanced topics of C ++ (especially pointers and memory management), and error handling in C ++ was like a nightmare. Java was born to rescue everyone from such a situation. At first it eliminated the pointer concept, almost completely automated memory management, and introduced many advanced and easy error handling features. At the urging of the cross-platform, its entire activities are integrated into a virtual ecosystem, JVM. Interestingly, its syntax, which you think is difficult, became even more simple and user-friendly in those days. Although Java's syntax is high, none of it fails, every extra line or keyword teaches you to think like a computer. Python, on the other hand, gives the user more control, which can be either an ...
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