Yeah, it seems like JS is more oriented around practical industry solutions. I would guess that Python is your best bet in terms of being approachable as well as rich in resources that cater to computer science topics.
Technically I think Java and C++ would have the most relevant teachings, but if you're coming from JS, there could be a pretty steep learning curve if you mostly want to focus on the concepts.
I'd love other opinions, though.
As for resources, my head immediately goes towards @vaidehijoshi
's posts. They are quite awesome looks at core DS&A CS concepts, with the most introductory stuff earlier on in the series. She does use JS in her examples, for what it's worth.
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Yeah, it seems like JS is more oriented around practical industry solutions. I would guess that Python is your best bet in terms of being approachable as well as rich in resources that cater to computer science topics.
Technically I think Java and C++ would have the most relevant teachings, but if you're coming from JS, there could be a pretty steep learning curve if you mostly want to focus on the concepts.
I'd love other opinions, though.
As for resources, my head immediately goes towards @vaidehijoshi 's posts. They are quite awesome looks at core DS&A CS concepts, with the most introductory stuff earlier on in the series. She does use JS in her examples, for what it's worth.