[Blue]

Just wondering, is it worth it, or should I be trying to focus on something different? I've learned just the basics currently, like how to do math, and make a little game with prompts and such, but should I continue moving on?

[reqq456]

I'm learning Java right now like you.
I would suggest to move on, eventually we can do some projects together so it isn't as boring as doing it alone.

Greets.

[BORW3]

Java is the boss Programming language. Just ask Google why they used it for android games?

[Jolly]

Well, since Android apps are Java based, you can make some pocket change with developing while learning the language at the same time.

[lux]

How I went from 'learning' languages:
Java>HTML/CSS>Java(more)>ASP>C Languages>Python>PHP
I still know next-to-nothing but that's because I'm lazy.

What I'd suggest:
C(C#/++)>Java>PHP>Ruby>Take your pick of what you liked.


Also in terms of learning how Java works and ripping it apart,

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[Inori]

How I went from 'learning' languages:
Java>HTML/CSS>Java(more)>ASP>C Languages>Python>PHP
I still know next-to-nothing but that's because I'm lazy.

What I'd suggest:
C(C#/++)>Java>PHP>Ruby>Take your pick of what you liked.


Also in terms of learning how Java works and ripping it apart,

RuneScape Private Servers

I recommend Ruby first because it's easy as fuck.
I just started Java today and I'll definitely be continuing with it.