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How should i learn new types of codes?

I was reading some quora and something i kept reading alot was there isnt just a "java programmer" or a "html programmer" just "programmer" so that meant programmers not going to stop with just one type of code and i already knew this but this reinforced it so my question is this; Should i learn one code at a time or should i learn multiple at one time and just keep building on what ive learned for the basics of understanding the code

28th Jan 2019, 7:08 AM
Brennan Woodroof
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If you think about it, there's not really a difference: You need to increase your knowledge, and you will do so by learning more of the same language or by learning a new one. There is too much to learn, so in order not to spin your wheels, I'd choose project-wise. Do you want to design a homepage? Then JS, HTML, CSS make sense. Do you want to design a desktop application? Choose a language that does that, and the fitting tools to have everything you need, for example C++ with Qt. Do you want to do Android Apps? Java might be a good idea together with the stuff that will make your code a standalone thing. So I'd just choose what exactly I want to do now, and learn exactly what I need for it, so that everything you learn naturally comes together and has a purpose. The key for not mixing it all up: Scheduled repetition plus application!
28th Jan 2019, 9:00 AM
HonFu
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