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Java, then Clojure. I've never used Clojure, but my understanding is that it's a Lisp dialect that targets the Java VM. Do learn a language like Lisp, Ruby, or
by time_management 18y ago
Java, then Clojure. I've never used Clojure, but my understanding is that it's a Lisp dialect that targets the Java VM.
Do learn a language like Lisp, Ruby, or Ocaml, though. Once you get used to the functional paradigm, you'll realize how much more powerful these languages are, and you'll never go back.
- PieSquared 18y agoYup, you'll never look back! ...unless you need to get a job, of course... Though Python is used more and more now, you can definitely get jobs in languages other than Java and C# and such... But sadly, not Lisp or Ocaml though, at least not easily.