Learning Programming

You should continue learning Java instead of dropping it for another language.

HTML, CSS and Javascript is NOT programming.

>>56947776
Incorrect. Javascript is.

>>56947776
According to whom?

>>56947773
I mean I can but I need a better reason than that.

>>56947791
According to anyone who isn't a webdev.

Frontend webdev is not programming.>>56947785

>>56947795
The reason is because you already have some experience working with Java and continuing that is the most painless experience you can get.

>>56947801
I'd love to hear your reasoning why it is so, but I know you have none. Oh well. I program C for a living.

>>56947776
JavaScript is most definitely a programming language.

>>56947801
Thanks for your opinion, don't let the metaphorical door hit your ass on the way out.

>>56947807
True. But I want to be multi-faceted.

>>56947823
>True. But I want to be multi-faceted.
You can do that later, when you are at least well-versed in one language.

>>56947829
You never let me do anything, dad!

>>56947807
>Oh well. I program C for a living.
How well does that pay where you live?

>>56947846
120000 RUR per month.

>>56947856
Not bad but not enough to say that you're rich.

>>56947869
Well, I'm not saying that,

>>56947875
True. Is the cost of living in Russia decent?

>>56947880
I can't give you a good comparison, especially considering how unstable ruble has been recently.

>>56947891
Fair enough. Do you think I should even be learning any of this for a quality assurance analyst job or what?

>>56947869
One hundred and twenty thousand euros a month isn't rich

What planet you you guys live on

>>56947904
Oh shit my bad that says rur not eur

>>56947899
I think it takes a very special mindset to enjoy programming - and you will have a very miserable experience if you become a programmer without that. I do posses that mindset, but most of people I met don't.

>>56947904
>euros

lisp

>>56947904
>this dude really said euros

>>56947915
Well, then what would I need to know to get that job? It's in the cards right now but I haven't interviewed with them yet or gotten a job offer. All I know is that they are interested in people like myself.

>>56947931
Sorry, I don't know requirements for QA personnel. In my understanding, they don't even program at all.

>>56947940

I guess it depends but QA usually requires atleast some proficiency in a scripting language such as ruby or python

>>56947776
do u even program?

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>>56947769
I know nothing about computers at all how can i learn to program?