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Advice please

Learn Python or JavaScript.

This question has no straightforward answer at all, but I'll try to keep it simple. if you want to start working after 6 or 7 months of practice then you should opt for Web dev. Html css, javascript and maybe a backend scripting like python or php you can branch out into app and software development as you progress. But if you want applications development from the start then java is not the way to go

There is no particular language. To survive in this enterprise you should be able to be functional in any new language in just a few hours. The elements of programming is what's most important. Google will be your best friend also.

Nerro042:
This question has no straightforward answer at all, but I'll try to keep it simple. if you want to start working after 6 or 7 months of practice then you should opt for Web dev. Html css, javascript and maybe a backend scripting like python or php you can branch out into app and software development as you progress. But if you want applications development from the start then java is not the way to go

I want to learn Java or python
But I'm still confused the one I should dive into for a start

Hendrix50:
I want to learn Java or python
But I'm still confused the one I should dive into for a start

Python is much more easier and faster to learn but you won't be getting any jobs anytime soon. Learn java and it's frameworks first and then python as a backend. You're all set for app and software development with that

Nerro042:
Python is much more easier and faster to learn but you won't be getting any jobs anytime soon. Learn java and it's frameworks first and then python as a backend. You're all set for app and software development with that

Am not talking about faster bro I need somting that will help me for a long time and somtin that is demanding

Hendrix50:
Am not talking about faster bro I need somting that will help me for a long time and somtin that is demanding

There is no straightforward answer dude i can't tell you any particular language is better than the other. It just doesn't work that way. Besides you first need to know what field you want to go into in programming and then learn the languages. Google the shit bro

Hello Gurus
Please I need a guide.
I just made decisions to go for programming and probably full stack that would enable me get a remote job.
I’m an idealistic person so I would love something that would be able to make me develop my ideas.
Especially in fintech industry.

I need help cos I want to focus on this.

Please help me out, advice, links, leads, critics is needed.

I just want to start something very meaningful with myself.

Thank you.

PS. If you see this on another topic, it’s me I’m just looking for where to get genuine answers. Thanks.
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Nerro042:
This question has no straightforward answer at all, but I'll try to keep it simple. if you want to start working after 6 or 7 months of practice then you should opt for Web dev. Html css, javascript and maybe a backend scripting like python or php you can branch out into app and software development as you progress. But if you want applications development from the start then java is not the way to go