Best Method before learning Java?

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Hey guys sooo
i researched some websites and i really want to learn java but when i go to youtube its like im listening to ASMR Like lets be honest here every Java tutorial on youtube is them like almost gonna fall asleep

anyways what i heard is to learn Python first before java or C# and C++
Commend down below what you think nerd ^-^
 
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Hey there,

As a certified C# programmer (by Microsoft apparently) and web developer, I'll give you the following advice.

Make sure you understand what programming languages actually do before you attempt learning them. Understand how they work and what happens when you type out code and compile it. Basically, know what you're actually doing when you're programming.

Also, before starting a OOP based programming language like Java, I would recommend learning something that has a simpler syntax and isn't based around OOP like Python. It was my first actual programming language and helped me a ton later on when I started learning others.

Be patient. It takes a lot of time and patience when you're learning. You'll get frustrated a lot. It happens. Keep going.

And another thing, just because you can develop a small program in Java, doesn't mean you're ready to start pumping out plugins and what not just yet. You have to learn all the nice and fun APIs as well.

Good luck in your journey of programming :)

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Michael // 1amDev
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Hey there,

As a certified C# programmer and web developer, I'll give you the following advice.

Make sure you understand what programming languages actually do before you attempt learning them. Understand how they work and what happens when you type out code and compile it. Basically, know what you're actually doing when you're programming.

Also, before starting a OOP based programming language like Java, I would recommend learning something that has a simpler syntax and isn't based around OOP like Python. It was my first actual programming language and helped me a ton later on when I started learning others.

Be patient. It takes a lot of time and patience when you're learning. You'll get frustrated a lot. It happens. Keep going.

And another thing, just because you can develop a small program in Java, doesn't mean you're ready to start pumping out plugins and what not just yet. You have to learn all the nice and fun APIs as well.

Good luck in your journey of programming :)

Best regards,
Michael // 1amDev
http://1amDev.com
what programming languanges do u suggest to start off programming
 
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what programming languanges do u suggest to start off programming
It really depends on what you plan on doing with your programming.

But, I would suggest Python. It has a simpler syntax for beginners and doesn't revolve around OOP (can be used in Python of course though).

Python is the language I started out with in programming and I picked it up pretty quickly. It'll help you when you go on to learn other languages as well.

I don't really use Python for much anymore but it certainly helped me learn the languages that I know now and was essential in my learning.

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What I did too learn all sorts of Programming is take School Classes for it. I've been doing Java Coding/Programming for the past 3 to 4 years, and after taking classes for it I've learned all sorts of Programming Languages. So if you are still going to school I suggest speaking with School Counselors on what you're most interested in, and or speaking with you're School Teachers, they will always be more happy to help.

Good luck on your Programming Adventure! :)
 
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