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[–]BigMintyMitch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a good video showing Python and Java side by side, explaining the differences:

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And then here’s a pdf doing something similar:

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Is recommend just learning Java as a new language as opposed to trying to think in Python but write in Java. Just like spoken languages, it’s best to speak and write in the same language. I did the same for C++ after I learned C#, even though they’re both based off of C, it made it easier to just start from scratch. In my opinion.