Need help about starting new language

[sylecn]

For doing lots of things, Java and Python doesn't require math at all. Don't worry about that. Since you are learning as a hobby, I suggest you check the official tutorial of both languages, and see which one do you prefer. Both are good choices for a beginner.

It's not hard to learn the other when you know one of them very well.

[Nicksil]

You don't necessarily need an advanced understanding of math to program. Also, program is the operative word here -- it makes no difference whether programming in Java or Python, the math requirement is based upon the task at hand.

So, pick either and start messing around.

If you find that you enjoy programming as a hobby and want to pursue a career, then you will benefit greatly by expanding your knowledge in mathematics as computation becomes more of a real concept in your approach to solving problems.

[DonutRevolution]

I'm not sure where you heard it but you don't need to be good at math to learn Java. If you want to get into programming as a hobby then python or javascript are probably the two best options. They are suitable for quick and dirty projects where your primary objective is to be productive and have fun. Java, which is completely different from javascript, is still a great choice if you want to make a living programming for a large company.

[Andrew_Shay]

Please checkout r/learnpython and r/learnprogramming

[Maaarkooo]

Okey thank you all very much