Anyone else learning Java?
- Thread starter Djigit
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CodeDev
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- Nov 3, 2020
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I've learned Java for around a year, but although it builds the foundation for cs, I personally don't like it as much. IMO, it's only useful for maybe app dev, and mainly banks and large corporations use it for its stability. I'm thinking of moving away from Java to Javascript for Web Dev, and Python for Bots, and possibly ML.
Djigit
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- Nov 12, 2019
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I understand.. Java is not my favorite language either. Lately, we had to create simple websites using Java as backend... When I'm done with Java I will rather follow the Web Dev route with JS or Python
slighty
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- Jul 31, 2017
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Create a backend with Java? Oh my.. Been there and I feel for you. Sorry, just sorry.I understand.. Java is not my favorite language either. Lately, we had to create simple websites using Java as backend... When I'm done with Java I will rather follow the Web Dev route with JS or Python
For all seriousness, java has too many rules, too much syntax bs, too big of a bottleneck. Once you get into python, you will ask yourself why did you lost so much time on Java.
Norbert333
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- May 17, 2020
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Exactly. Love python so much, but sometimes you have to many libs to choose.
Djigit
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- Nov 12, 2019
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Yeah.. building websites with Java as backend is tragic hahah. Some days ago, I was checking out Python.. I have to say Python is peanuts compared to Java. It's so easy to understand and the syntax is much easier and better than Java.
Addicted2instagram
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- Oct 9, 2020
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i just started trying to learn so I create a bot for appium on Instagram. But it confuses the hell out of me. Phython syntax is way easier to understand
KaleidoJack
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- Nov 21, 2020
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I dabbled a bit in OOP. I think it's better to learn Java before moving to Python, because some concepts like encapsulation are easier to understand with it.
social engineer
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Are you sure you're not learning it to write runescape bots
Djigit
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- Nov 12, 2019
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Shiiii! You just busted meAre you sure you're not learning it to write runescape bots
Djigit
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- Nov 12, 2019
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I agree, much easier to learn Python if you already can Java.
darkblackdark
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- Dec 28, 2018
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well as beginner its actually good to start with java, so you learn much better about all the concepts about OOP, type-generic programming, inheritance, etc. Python is ofc the easier one, but I wouldnt start with it as beginner if ur really interested to become a software developer.
brucebanner
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- Jan 29, 2022
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Its the first language i learned when i made my degree. Good language but tbh sometimes java like to complicating things.
But its a kids game compared to C++.
But its a kids game compared to C++.