help with programming

[chickeneater123]

So I was wondering if anyone could help me and tell me what programming languages and things to do with those languages would be useful to get a job as a programmer

and if you can link me a course where I can fully understand the language and be ready for interviews then I will pay 50 cents

 

[Lone____Wolf]

So I was wondering if anyone could help me and tell me what programming languages and things to do with those languages would be useful to get a job as a programmer

and if you can link me a course where I can fully understand the language and be ready for interviews then I will pay 50 cents

What do you mean be ready for interviews? I hope you aren't expecting to do a course/tutorial then start deving for servers in a week.. I suggest you make a lot of test plugins and post them up on mcm/spigot etc as free and see what problems occur so you can learn off that for a few months.( I'm not a dev, but the language is mainly java. Only a google search away to find out more )

 

[Asodey]

Java is the #1 used program nowadays, but it is hard as a start, so id recommend either starting with python or javascript.

 

[chickeneater123]

Thank you for the replies, I code java for apps, not started with minecraft yet, will do quite soon, but first I am gonna build a bug free app and post it on the play store

 

[Lone____Wolf]

Thank you for the replies, I code java for apps, not started with minecraft yet, will do quite soon, but first I am gonna build a bug free app and post it on the play store

Gonna assume apps are much different then minecraft plugins, focus on building a bug free plugin rather then a bug free app if you wish to get into a dev career for minecraft. EDIT: Just saw you said "first" before getting into it. (my bad) But basically what i'm saying is, if you really wish to get into deving I suggest starting sooner rather then later in starting to make plugins.

 

[LordOfTime]

Gonna assume apps are much different then minecraft plugins, focus on building a bug free plugin rather then a bug free app if you wish to get into a dev career for minecraft. EDIT: Just saw you said "first" before getting into it. (my bad) But basically what i'm saying is, if you really wish to get into deving I suggest starting sooner rather then later in starting to make plugins.

I'd recommend you keep your Java work diverse. Never specialize too heavily into one area (Apps, plugins, mods, etc etc), or you'll find that you don't really know Java outside of that particular API or framework or application.

I'd suggest diversifying, like it seems you already want to do. Make a good app with no bugs, make some plugins, write some standalone Java programs, and I'd even suggest messing around in other languages too (a friend of mine once suggested learning how to make a chess program with simple AI in a multitude of languages, and I believe this was how they learned the basics of 10+ different languages). If you want a job in the programming industry, the ability to learn and grow counts for a lot more than being able to say "I work in this one language and not any others". Experience in a multitude of things is good, but the experience needed to learn how to learn new things, new frameworks, new languages, is so much more important in the long term

 

[ZP4RKER]

Java is the #1 used program nowadays, but it is hard as a start, so id recommend either starting with python or javascript.

I don't think so, I'm pretty sure Python is the most used language. At least it was by a big margin back in 2015, not sure how much it has changed in 2/3 years.

 

[Asodey]

I don't think so, I'm pretty sure Python is the most used language. At least it was by a big margin back in 2015, not sure how much it has changed in 2/3 years.

Nah, java is the most used language. But python is still used too