[quote name='elobire' timestamp='1341824599' post='4957197']
Thanks Pash, those links are really helpfull.
No problems, you're welcome. Good luck and post back with updates.
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Will do Guess its going to be a while though.
[quote name='elobire' timestamp='1341824599' post='4957197']
Thanks Pash, those links are really helpfull.
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[quote name='Fredericvo' timestamp='1341791205' post='4957077']
I recommend C++ but I'm biased. Have only recently started to appreciate the beauty of it. I don't know Java but I have a feeling it's bloatware and slow just from hearsay so I really don't know if I'm wrong about it.
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[quote name='Fredericvo' timestamp='1341797300' post='4957101']
[quote name='Narf the Mouse' timestamp='1341796900' post='4957099']
[quote name='Fredericvo' timestamp='1341791205' post='4957077']
I recommend C++ but I'm biased. Have only recently started to appreciate the beauty of it. I don't know Java but I have a feeling it's bloatware and slow just from hearsay so I really don't know if I'm wrong about it.
[quote name='Servant of the Lord' timestamp='1341789935' post='4957071']
Python is good, but if you already started with Java, I'd suggest sticking with it - it's an equally good choice. You should stick with Java for a few years. Learning any language deeply is more important than learning "the right language". Eventually, you'll want to learn multiple languages, using the right language for the right job - but when starting out, any language that you are capable of understanding is the best language for any job you are capable of undertaking.
Go deep in Java before branching out to other languages. When you do branch out, because of your deepness in Java, you'll find other languages much easier to understand.