Programming Languages.

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I'm interested in programming at the moment. I would like to know and comparison of two programming languages- java and python. What do you think is better?

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Depends on what you wanna do, I personally think Python is better for cracking and all that stuff + it's easier to learn! 

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There are a lot of programming languages. The difference between python and java is obvious. And for this there is a reason. Information about Python VS Java https://develux.com/blog/python-vs-java directly on the site. You can read reviews, find out what they have in common and what the difference is. At the end you will see the conclusion. I'm sure that with this information you will understand everything.

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do html its hardest language

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As it is mentioned above, it depends what you want to do.
While it's not it's only applicable function, I'd use python mainly for scripting (automating certain stuff). If I want to test something quickly or just test some logic I'd write it in python.
As far as Java is concerned I've never wrote anything in it, but I'd mainly use it for some "more serious projects". @goneflud provided you with an excellent article with a more in-depth explanation about the difference between the two.

If you're just starting to get into programming, most beginners prefer to get into Python first as it's the easiest to understand because you don't really need to worry too much with what's going on "under the hub".

Beauty in the flaw, grace of imperfection.

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Python seems to be most popular. I did a AI course in python and it was cool. I guess it's easier than the rest too