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If you're a beginner, learn Javascript as it has some similarities but is easy to learn. Then you can start/revisit Java and make a couple of small projects like calculator with exponent and factorial support, `bankAccount` class, and number-guessing game to get familiar with the syntax. After that you should probably look at the documentation for extra methods and attributes for arrays, hashmaps, strings, etc