I love two languages: Python, OCaml (also F#)
I chose Python for simplicity, ecosystem, and popularity. Popularity makes it easier to find a job. Simplicity is awesome. It's so similar to PSEUDO Code so it's easy to learn. The ecosystem is really big, but there are a little bit bad libraries so.
I chose OCaml for because it's functional, advanced, compiled (directly into native code), ML (Metalanguage, not machine learning), functors, generating lexers & parsers & compilers easily (First rust compiler was written in OCaml), and so on. It's perfect, but there are no so many people using it. There is F#, which is really similar. Even I can help F# dev as OCaml dev with 0 F# knowledge!
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I love two languages: Python, OCaml (also F#)
I chose Python for simplicity, ecosystem, and popularity. Popularity makes it easier to find a job. Simplicity is awesome. It's so similar to PSEUDO Code so it's easy to learn. The ecosystem is really big, but there are a little bit bad libraries so.
I chose OCaml for because it's functional, advanced, compiled (directly into native code), ML (Metalanguage, not machine learning), functors, generating lexers & parsers & compilers easily (First rust compiler was written in OCaml), and so on. It's perfect, but there are no so many people using it. There is F#, which is really similar. Even I can help F# dev as OCaml dev with 0 F# knowledge!