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In Europe I'm not aware of any country offering Java classes in high-school. It's typically Python or other languages with a low barrier to entry. Maybe JS toda
by hocuspocus 10y ago
In Europe I'm not aware of any country offering Java classes in high-school. It's typically Python or other languages with a low barrier to entry. Maybe JS today.
Yet most good universities stick to Java for CS101, and for good reasons imho. On the other hand, non-CS majors at my school were sent right away to "useful" languages in their field (C++ at that time, I assume Python is more common nowadays).
- vorticalbox 10y agoHere I'm the UK visual basic is collages and universities language of choice, its out dated and not even used much in the industry. I finished computing science degree in may last year and every single code example was in visual basic, before that in my HND and HNC both visual basic.