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Never used node, but personally I pretty much always find Python fun, where Java is a bit laborious.
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For anything small that you don't want to spend a lot of time on, use python.
For anything big that you need to collaborateā with others on or spend a lot of time on use Java.
Don't know about node.js... -
fives10597yNode is a JS framework and does not achieve the same ends. Java for large scale GUI / server client development.
Python for small functional applications -
ingipingi447yNode is very enjoyable, and if you use typescript with it, it's ease to relate to coming from c#, c++, php, or whatever.
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Node.js is not a JavaScript framework. It's a runtime. Depending on what you want to do(Python has some analytics libraries etc that make it one of the preferred too for data mining etc)
I personally find JavaScript and it's concepts easier to reason about and get going with. -
Man, it saddens me that so many of you have ignored the word "fun" in the OP. Like... Really?
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tahnik389917ystop comparing languages like this. First determine your aim. What do you want to achieve? A desktop app? A server?
Once you have that goal, then choose a language.
Java VS node.js VS Python ?
Which is more fun?
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