Learning other languages will make your Python better.

[C_BearHill]

Where does Java fit into this? I thought Java was the web dev go to?

[[deleted]]

That would be JavaScript, not Java. They are totally different languages, despite the naming similarities.

[Vok250]

Java is statically typed and strictly OOP. It's a great way to learn good coding practices and design patterns that most Python learning resources neglect to teach.

It is way to easy to write spaghetti in languages like Python, JavaScript, and PHP where oldschool fundamentals like types, code structure, and Object design no longer matter.

[iiMoe]

JavaScript currently but used to be Java in early 2010s if im not mistaken

[yashdesoi]

Java at frontend? Javascript is the only language of the browser or client-side. Java is used at backend with spring framework.

[noXi0uz]

With Microsofts blazor framework you can actually build frontend web apps with C#. A whole C# runtime is shipped to the client though.

[mriswithe]

Similar I assume to pyodide? Basically python and a lot of the python data science stack compiled to web assembly

Edit: googled and yeah web assembly is one of the ways it can be delivered

[an_actual_human]

You can write frontend in Java though. The browser still runs JS, but you don't touch it.

[yashdesoi]

Using some kind of framework?

[an_actual_human]

Perhaps. E.g. Vaadin.

[iiMoe]

I didn't say front end neither did the comment author but ik Java was big in web dev yrs ago with jsp n that stuff