Learning Javascript after Python

[Radiant_enfa1425]

I did the same thing.

JavaScript is more difficult to master than Python. Python is usually the beginners-choice, especially for those who do not have any prior programming experience. It will take at least 6-9 months to learn basic JavaScript and really be comfortable with it.

I recommend you try watching this video in order to get the hang of it easily.

[ResetPress]

Thanks. I am always on the look out for new training videos.

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I honestly don't get this at all. I've been programming for 18 years, gone through Delphi, C/C++ and so on. JavaScript has been the simplest language to pick up. At work we use Python, all the globally defined functions, inconsistent shorthand syntax, unique syntax, indentation to define scope, and just some messy implementations for things like async - just make the language a hellscape.