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What programming languages do you know and which ones do you want to learn?
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#2I know Python well and want to learn Go. I can write simple programs in many languages (Stack Overflow is my friend!)
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#3Php and JavaScript. And a little bit of Java. I want learn either java or c++ in the future, but the truth is if I'm going to learn another language is highly possible that it will be Swift.
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#4I've been using Powershell for awhile but I've been trying to learn GO. I've certainly realized my lack of CS fundamentals has made it quite an uphill battle.
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#5C# and Delphi. I want to learn Rust.
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#6know: java, groovy, javascript --- want to learn next: python
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#7Fluent, use everyday: Scheme, Python, C
Can use, but probably not the best code: C++, JavaScript, CofeeScript, Java, Clojure, Rust
Wish I knew: Scala, Ada
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#8I've found I can only know one programming language at a time.
However, I can go back to languages I've used before and relearn them more quickly the nth time around.
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#10I know Python, Ruby, JavaScript, and PHP. I often work in all of those in a given month. PHP is my weakest of the four.
If I could choose a new language to know, I would choose Clojure. I want to know a lispy functional language, and I'd get a lot of the benefits of the java ecosystem.
C or Java or C# might be a better choice, though. They would enable me to do a lot of things I can't currently do, and I'm not entirely sure Clojure would do that.