Programming languages

I started learning Java because thats what they teach in school here. Am I a faggot if I focus on Java outside of classwork? Should I learn something else? I just want a job and to not end up homeless

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Any uni that teaches CS with java is shit. Learn one lower level language and one functional language and maybe you won't get stuck fixing pajeet code for the rest of your life.

I guess it's a stupid questions thread episode. So I am going to throw out there mine as well.

Is there a book or tutorial on how to build Single Page Applications from scratch. For example, I'd like to build a SPA using pure HTML, CSS, JS and PHP, with no framework.

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yeah... you're in for a bad time

As a high-level language, Java is nice, but it's limited by its default libraries, which are shit and make rudimentary tasks non-trivial. On top of that, the JVM is pretty innefficient meaning large scale projects written in it might perform poorly.

It's a nice beginners language, but I would recommend branching out to something like C++ or even C if you're feeling brave enough.

Yeah Im planning on mainly self studying bc I cant go anywhere else and I have no life outside of school anyway. Would something like C++ and Haskell be ok?

>Is there a book or tutorial on how to build Single Page Applications from scratch?
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>JVM is pretty inefficient
hello NEET

No you're not a fag for learning Java. It's the paradigmatic object oriented language in the world today. Your investment in it will pay dividends later on.

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Java is good for learning OO concepts as it abstracts away the memory handling and binding that happens in the low level. But eventually one should go to C++ or something alike.