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Tomorrow our informatics teacher wants to teach us Java, but half the class doesn't even understand what an IP address is.

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  • 5
    Learn kotlin atleast, not java

    And you don’t need to know what an ip address is to program something
  • 2
    Oh, I forgot to tell you that it seems like our teachers doesn't know much about Java either...

    And he doesn't like Python.

    That would've at least been a really beginner-friendly language.
  • 2
    @-vim- Yeah, you are totally right with that.

    I thought that would be a good example to express what we will be dealing with.
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    @RantSomeWhere No clue, it's way too overcomplicated for schools.

    It's something for people who want to deal with coding later in their lives.
  • 0
    Doesnt matter.
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    Oh comeon, the basics of java aren’t that hard to learn. At least if your teacher doesn‘t suck...
    When I started programming I already liked the idea of typed variables, because it feels intuitive to me. And you don‘t have to start with oop right away...
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    There was a Java class in my school, none of the the teachers knew Java so I was teaching it(without any salary of course...), I explained everything to the smallest detail and I said "ask me if you don't understand or know something", Noone ever asked me anything and when I said "alright, you all need at least 3 grades from this class so write a program that reads from a .csv file, makes objects from the data, sorts the objects and writes them into a file as JSON, you've got 90 minutes to do it"

    guess what... not a single one of these programs compiled (I EVEN SHOWED THEM HOW TO USE INTELLIJ IDEA!)
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