I took a C# sharp course for absolute beginners 3 years ago, then stop for several months. Picked up C++ for a few months (never was any good with it, but had fun with it). After that, I found Java. Which I love, and used it for a year. However recently I have become bored with it. The syntax is always the same (.this & .that).
Recently in the past month, I worked with Nim for a week (loved it but steep learning curve), Kotlin for a day (different than Java in syntax, but still has all the same problems really), and now, Go for the past few weeks, which I have found to be absolutely incredible!
And to add to all that, I have been learning Python on the side for a couple months for my college course
In total: 3 years
In reality: 1.5 years
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I took a C# sharp course for absolute beginners 3 years ago, then stop for several months. Picked up C++ for a few months (never was any good with it, but had fun with it). After that, I found Java. Which I love, and used it for a year. However recently I have become bored with it. The syntax is always the same (.this & .that).
Recently in the past month, I worked with Nim for a week (loved it but steep learning curve), Kotlin for a day (different than Java in syntax, but still has all the same problems really), and now, Go for the past few weeks, which I have found to be absolutely incredible!
And to add to all that, I have been learning Python on the side for a couple months for my college course
In total: 3 years
In reality: 1.5 years