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Is it better to do challenges and practice or keep learning a few languages and then do that?
I'm not sure if I would do well to practice some of the java challenges before I learn some other languages. I think, if I learn many languages I'll be more familiar with code and more comfortable using it. But, I also think if I stick with a language I might master it better. I'm not sure which approach would be best and why. Can I get some opinions with clear reasons to back up those opinions? Thank you for your time.
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Generally most programming languages are Object Oriented... Hence the concepts are similar, but it is recommended that you learn a few at a time.
Learn what suits your needs and practice as you go, feel free to play challenges. At worst you'll lose, but whatever you learn from it sticks.
Enjoy the experience!
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Practicar te ayudara a afinar tu manera de programar. es bueno aprender otros lenguajes, dependiendo del campo que mas te guste. Pero la práctica es muy importante, eso reforzara mas tu conocimiento.
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Thank you Aina and Zincri. I'm not sure who downvoted Zincri, but his answer makes sense. I had to use Google translate:
"Practicing will help you fine-tune your programming. It is good to learn other languages, depending on the field you like most. But the practice is very important, that will strengthen your knowledge."
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:D