I find that learning new languages teaches me new concepts and also gives me further insight into already known concepts from previous languages. These are things I then tend to bring back to my old language giving me new ways of solving problems in my old familiar environment/language. Two examples come to mind:
Learning C after Java gave me insight into references in Java and what the garbage collector gives me and what it costs me.
After learning Elixir I started using functional constructs in JavaScript much more often.
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I find that learning new languages teaches me new concepts and also gives me further insight into already known concepts from previous languages. These are things I then tend to bring back to my old language giving me new ways of solving problems in my old familiar environment/language. Two examples come to mind:
Learning C after Java gave me insight into references in Java and what the garbage collector gives me and what it costs me.
After learning Elixir I started using functional constructs in JavaScript much more often.