At what age should I learn Java?

Based on our experience, we found that 7 seems to be the right age at which our students are able to start and progress with logic – so that’s a great time to start with languages like Scratch or Snap!.

Is Java a useful language to learn?

Java is well-known for its strong learning curve which makes it a great language for anyone to learn, even if you do not have any prior programming experience. Learning Java can also have a positive impact on your career. Java developers are not only in high demand, but they are well compensated for their work.

Should I learn Java as my first programming language?

Nothing is stopping you from learning Java as your first language and then not learning anything after, you could spend years learning java and all the libs, frameworks etc that go with it. There is not a must learn before and after list if that is what your asking.

Can I learn Java directly from C++ Books?

Yes, you can directly learn Java. The books generally try to compare the differences between C++ and Java, but you can ignore that and move on. Head First Java is a good book to start with. You can skip the advanced chapters like Serialization and Network programming until you have some hands-on.

Is Java the coolest programming language?

If not, what are the alternatives to Java when it comes to learning how to code? Java remains the most popular programming language, but few people would call it the coolest programming language. Some may even argue that it’s an increasingly outdated language and, for that reason, many educators are reluctant to teach Java.

Should I learn Kotlin after learning Java?

After learning Java, you should definitely learn Kotlin. It’s 100\% compatible with Java but it has better syntax and features. Knowing Java will help you to utilize its vast ecosystem and also to understand Java code and introduce it to your Kotlin codebase.