Why would you learn a language if it doesn't have a purpose at all?
We all know language dies if they aren't one of the following
Target platform - Web? Desktop? Mobile? IoT? OS?
Community - Is it active? another short-lived project?
Salary - Jeez, even hobbyist are using the x language without paying them..
It's not easy to transition from one language to another, unless someone is a polyglot.
So.. I could share mine. Because some are required, others are for side-projects.
My First programming language was C++ because it was required in my freshmen college, then I transition to JAVA because of Data Structure, then it went deeper to Assembly because I went to hell mode. Then unto to Web Development where jobs are swooping in my country and is now an in-demand job.
I am still enthusiastic of learning different language that fits for the job.
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Why would you learn a language if it doesn't have a purpose at all?
We all know language dies if they aren't one of the following
It's not easy to transition from one language to another, unless someone is a polyglot.
So.. I could share mine. Because some are required, others are for side-projects.
My First programming language was C++ because it was required in my freshmen college, then I transition to JAVA because of Data Structure, then it went deeper to Assembly because I went to hell mode. Then unto to Web Development where jobs are swooping in my country and is now an in-demand job.
I am still enthusiastic of learning different language that fits for the job.