Where do I start my career in IT in Java or SAP?

I just graduated college and have been working for a company around 7 months and I get to choose my career. Im lucky enough to start my career in either Java or SAP. Im stopped in both areas. I do not know where to go.

I like going to the Java route. Java is a programming language standard that is used in virtually every operating system in existence. SAP is a commercial product sold by one company.

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