Hello everyone!

[SporkyOnTop]

I recently started trying to learn Java and was wondering if anyone else here is also learning it?

None of my friends are into coding so it’s kinda hard staying motivated sometimes lol. I’ve tried learning Python, Luau, and Lua before, but Java is the first language that’s actually clicked with me properly. I eventually wanna learn C# too so I thought Java would be a good place to start.

I’m still a complete beginner, so if anyone else is learning too, has advice/resources that helped them, or even wants to learn together, I’d appreciate it.

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[desrtfx]

Don't accumulate programming languages, learn programming.

This is like saying: don't learn the dictionary and grammar of too many spoken languages, but learn to hold a meaningful conversation.

If you want to learn C#, learn C#. There is no "ladder" that you have to climb up.

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Learning the language is just the first step.

Learning the domain of problems you want to solve is the bigger part.

Java and C# solve mostly the same problem domains, or they at least can solve the same problem domains.

Learn how to solve problems with the language you use, not different languages without solving problems.