I'm finally getting really deep into C/C++, which is honestly really fun and informative. Memory management, functional programming, and low-level engineering is fun, educational, and really quite empowering. DGMW, though, I love C# and python.
I'd I had to pick another language it would probably be Go or JAI - but more importantly, I want to be a better master of the universal skills: algorithms, software architecture, software and code interoperability, etc. I think we too often get hung up on specific languages and leave these skills unappreciated
I'm finally getting really deep into C/C++, which is honestly really fun and informative. Memory management, functional programming, and low-level engineering is fun, educational, and really quite empowering. DGMW, though, I love C# and python.
I'd I had to pick another language it would probably be Go or JAI - but more importantly, I want to be a better master of the universal skills: algorithms, software architecture, software and code interoperability, etc. I think we too often get hung up on specific languages and leave these skills unappreciated
Oh yeah, also Scala, because $$$