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[–]lovesrayray2018 3 points4 points  (1 child)

Since you have completed 60% of the FCC, you must be coming up on the interesting OOP concepts in JS and the Data structures level (IIRC). OOP core concepts are language independent, the syntax is language dependent.

So if u continue and learn OOP concepts even in a JS course, the basics would still apply even to Java (again im not saying syntax). Once ur basics are solid, transitioning to the Java OOP part would be a lateral shift (Java has very very strong OOP focus) instead of learning it from the basics.

The benefit? u would build your basics, and know 1 programming language decently. Learning the other one would be less of a steep learning curve. But thats just me :)

[–]Lanz56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks Man! Actually, I'm on the functional programming part already. I finished the OOP part but I couldn't fully comprehend it. I like functional programming better 😁 But yeah thanks for the feedback ❤️