I will be graduated by the middle of this year (I am from India). I am a computer science engineer. I have learned HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Python. I have been trying to get placed. So, I am attending some companies who are looking for freshers, but the problem is they are asking questions based on Java, C, and C++. 
I am a web developer and they are asking questions on High-level programming languages, do you really think that&#39;s fair? I don&#39;t think so..!! So what am I doing now? I am learning java..!!

I will be graduated by the middle of this year (I am from India). I am a computer science engineer. I have learned HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Python. I have been trying to get placed. So, I am attending some companies who are looking for freshers, but the problem is they are asking questions based on Java, C, and C++. 

I am a web developer and they are asking questions on High-level programming languages, do you really think that's fair? I don't think so..!! So what am I doing now? I am learning java..!!

Just as a small note, Javascript and Python are also considered high-level languages (perhaps more so than Java and C). Level is about abstraction.

Just as a small note, Javascript and Python are also considered high-level languages (perhaps more so than Java and C). Level is about abstraction.

Are you sure you&#39;re applying to web development (or python) positions? Java and C++ are very popular languages, but not in web companies.

Are you sure you're applying to web development (or python) positions? Java and C++ are very popular languages, but not in web companies.

When you ask if it&#39;s fair - do you mean you really want to work as a frontend developer and not actually be doing the backend languages like Java? Or do you just mean you want to work on Python?

When you ask if it's fair - do you mean you really want to work as a frontend developer and not actually be doing the backend languages like Java? Or do you just mean you want to work on Python?

Why do almost all companies ask for Java skills when they are recruiting freshers?

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