What kind of PC do i need to start programming

[Franck]

2 minutes ago, lal12 said:

I am not 100% sure, but I think it not possible if you enable strict mode, which I would recommend in any case.

If your IDE support it yes, Strict Mode and if possible Explicit Mode are both a good thing. But i don't think it prevent type change. Anyhow i cannot test the only time i edit javascript it's with Notepad++ and i doesn't have that feature.

[lal12]

11 minutes ago, Franck said:

If your IDE support it yes, Strict Mode and if possible Explicit Mode are both a good thing. But i don't think it prevent type change. Anyhow i cannot test the only time i edit javascript it's with Notepad++ and i doesn't have that feature.

No strict mode is not an IDE feature. It is an Javascript feature. And yes it does not prevent you from changing types of a variable. But python does not either. I would also prefer Javascripts need to declare a variable first (in strict mode) over python where you don't have to declare a variable.

[Blade of Grass]

On 4/6/2020 at 9:17 AM, lal12 said:

No strict mode is not an IDE feature. It is an Javascript feature. And yes it does not prevent you from changing types of a variable. But python does not either. I would also prefer Javascripts need to declare a variable first (in strict mode) over python where you don't have to declare a variable.

Use TypeScript

[lal12]

9 hours ago, Blade of Grass said:

Use TypeScript

I always do ^^. And you can use it as a starting Language however I think for beginners the flexible (but a bit complicated) type system can be overwhelming .

[Aleksbgbg]

On 3/13/2020 at 11:50 PM, Smajke22 said:

Well,recently i found interest in programming,i want to learn python and java.I was wondering if these specs could be used until i get something better.

I5.3470

1050 ti

8gb DDR3

240GB SSD

Thanks in advance i appreciate it.

You're thinking about it too much. Of course you can do it on any machine, programs existed before computers did. Start programming in any language. It doesn't matter how much time you spend a day, as long as you do something. Get started already!