Java or python?

>>55799211
The one your future/potential employer wants.

Assuming you dont want to be a neet forever.

Neither
JavaScript has superseded both

>>55799244
Here's your (you)

>>55799257
>mobile apps (React Native)
>web back ends and networked services (Node)
>desktop apps (Electron shell)
there is literally no reason to use Java or Python anymore

>>55799238
This. "Both" might become a requirement soon for some companies.

>>55799244
>>55799305
(You)

Java if you want a job
Python if you want to write for more than an hour without committing suicide

>>55799211
Java enforces OO, python does not. I'd suggest to start without OO if you're new. There're 2 popular alternatives: python and javascript.
Javascript has broader application area(server, web, client, evn mobile). Today it is like the Visual Basic of 1990s

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>>55799211
C

>>55799621
This image is... I don't even know. Saved

>>55799211
If you have to ask it means you are still a bad programmer and you should go with C in order to understand how a computer works. Don't go the pajeet way

Jython

>>55799211
Python.
Took a course senior year on Java and hated every fucking day or it. Began learning Python by myself and didn't want to kill myself.

>>55802027
What are those bollocks I'm reading here.

>Java or Python
Yes. Learn how to learn languages effectively and use whatever goddamn language fits your needs best.