FAQ #1 Java or Python?

What language should I consider if I want to start programming.

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[dennisonicc]

I cannot hear anything, learn how to edit sound in videos

[gorilla3d]

@dennisonicc Its very hard to get a decent level when everyone has different speakers. My newer videos should have a decent sound level and many of my older ones where recorded at night, so I had to be quiet to not wake my room mate.

[trailingdot]

I cannot hear you.

[Azimuthization]

Dude it's like you're talking to yourself.

[HAPPYCOLD212]

@champinsoccer9 LOL

[surfzion]

I learned Python first , and now I can't get too much into Java. Not that Java is worst, but Python is so dynamic that when you have to start declaring variables you nearly fall asleep. But I won't give up.

[champinsoccer9]

java vs monkey

[huntercross14]

i though it was photoshopped but it is real omg

[werterr3]

Go learn Python all the way.

It's very easy, good learning experience and generally a very good language.

And interfaces further to c/c++ (libboost etc) fortran etc with ease.

You will get a good knowledge of programming without having to jump the hoops of Java. Java might be more used, and it's a miracle how a JVM can have any speed with the gazillion abstractions / complexities they use.

But Python will make you a better programmer.