Why might Java actually be the easiest language?

Question

Many beginners jump straight to Python or JavaScript thinking those are easy and nice. They are scripting languages after all. What can be so hard in a scripting language?

Answer 1

In my opinion, JS is one of the difficult ones. It might be easy to play with it in a browser(You don't need to install anything. Just open the browser and here you are! A real programmer!).

But in reality as soon as you start doing something serious many problems arise such as: complicated syntax with callbacks and inheritance from functions.

The same to Python. All its tricks like operator overloading and comprehensions are very hard to grasp. And its use of indentations isn't that clear as well. I would say sometimes it's much easier to see clear cut boundaries between functions than to mess with intangible spaces.

Java is on the other hand very straight forward and logical. It'll structures sometimes seem unwieldy and it's rules unnecessary strict but they are transparent. You always see what is going on. No magic jumps out of nowhere in Java. And this is good to start with.

Answer 2

i start in learning Java last month (February 2018 ) even if its a combined programming language from C and C++ so that if i learn this one, other programming would be easy to learn...

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