First, keep you happy and motivated and stay curious!
Select a programming language to learn you feel comfortable with. Focus on fundamentals like types, arrays, maps, control structures and concepts like OOP, functional programming, clean code, testing, etc. Use them and repeat.
It will become easier to learn more programming languages. Later, you should select the best matching language/framework/toolchain to solve the specific problem.
Nevertheless, of course, you have your favorite languages, which you also like to use in side projects. Mine are JavaScript and Go.
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First, keep you happy and motivated and stay curious!
Select a programming language to learn you feel comfortable with. Focus on fundamentals like types, arrays, maps, control structures and concepts like OOP, functional programming, clean code, testing, etc. Use them and repeat.
It will become easier to learn more programming languages. Later, you should select the best matching language/framework/toolchain to solve the specific problem.
Nevertheless, of course, you have your favorite languages, which you also like to use in side projects. Mine are JavaScript and Go.