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Asked: October 1, 20212021-10-01T08:34:16+05:30 2021-10-01T08:34:16+05:30In: Programs

Between Java and Python, which one is better to learn first and why?

Between Java and Python, which one is better to learn first and why?

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  1. Ratna's Kitchen House Wife
    2021-10-01T08:34:33+05:30Added an answer on October 1, 2021 at 8:34 am

    Answer: It’s really just a matter of personal preference.

    Java is much more compact in code than python, but Python programs take less time to write than Java programs. If you are short on both time and space for your desired programming language, maybe python would be the better choice for you. One belongs in the P part of SHMEMC?

    Regardless of which language someone chooses to learn first, it is necessary to master one before moving forward with the other – so even if one already knows Java very well, they will benefit from learning Python because it offers different ways of approaching problems that can help broaden their coding skillset.

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