I noticed that even though Java is in the section description, there are little to no topics about it. I'm currently learning it from a book called "Big Java". It's really not as bad as I had originally thought.

Any of you guys know Java?

yes.

Short answer yes. Long answer, well, I'm too lazy to write a java program that prints out "Yes".

I took a year long course in school this year, and well... I've done practically nothing with it since.

Is Java worth learning?
It seems overly complex. The way containers handle things are silly as well.
Statically typed. Euuuch.

Well Python doesn't have UI I believe. Or I haven't learned enough of it.

Java? Know very little. I never bothered to get much more out of it beyond first few tutorials.

UI meaning User Interface? Because we have IDLE for that.
Nobody answered my question, though. Is it worth learning?

Depends on what you want to do with it.

Mainly Object Oriented things.
Does it handle objects better than Python?

To my knowledge, yes. Python isn't really an object oriented programming language but you can program in it like it is. I think.

Did you just necro bump? And python's for beginners.

Not really. You'll want to start off with a rather unsafe static imperative language like C so you learn good programming practices, especially when it comes to pointers.

No, not really. What do you base that off?
I'd consider something like Visual Basic more for beginners. Plus, anything can be for beginners. Just depends on what you want to learn.



In Java though, don't you have to treat everything as an object?
Like, if I wanted to print something, I'd have to make an object and then make printing the statement a method of said object?

No, you can just put it in the main class. Jesus its not hard.