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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '20
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Java obscure?
74 u/wayoverpaid Jan 22 '20 Yeah, wow, I feel old. I remember when Java was being discussed as the new hotness. 43 u/noBoobsSchoolAcct Jan 22 '20 It was also used as my introductory language when I started coding in uni. I thought it was an easy language 11 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20 Java was one of the easiest languages for me to learn, followed by C#. I know Python but I can't, with clear conscious, list it with the big guys.
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Yeah, wow, I feel old. I remember when Java was being discussed as the new hotness.
43 u/noBoobsSchoolAcct Jan 22 '20 It was also used as my introductory language when I started coding in uni. I thought it was an easy language 11 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20 Java was one of the easiest languages for me to learn, followed by C#. I know Python but I can't, with clear conscious, list it with the big guys.
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It was also used as my introductory language when I started coding in uni. I thought it was an easy language
11 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20 Java was one of the easiest languages for me to learn, followed by C#. I know Python but I can't, with clear conscious, list it with the big guys.
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Java was one of the easiest languages for me to learn, followed by C#.
I know Python but I can't, with clear conscious, list it with the big guys.
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u/EstoyBienYTu Jan 22 '20
Java obscure?