What languages should I learn alongside Python?

Question

I have already studied Python 2.7 now I am just checking out Python 3.x

Answer 1

Okay, you're a programmer. What's your long term goal? I would make my decision based upon what I'm planning to do with my skills.

If you're planning to go a web based route, then learn some of the web based languages, such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, etc.... If you're going to make applications/games/etc..., then I would go with one of the more appropriate languages like C#, Java, C++, etc...

Answer 2

HTML, CSS and JavaScript so you can make a website

Answer 3

try C# or C++. these are also object oriented and general purpose languages. you can rewrite your Python codes in a new language and examine the differences in the syntaxes

Answer 4

If you want to analyze data, it would be useful to learn SQL, and also be familiar with R. Check out Matplotlib, a Python library. There's so much to learn with Python that you can never finish studying it, you could learn to use machine learning with Python.

Answer 5

If you want to make a website you have a to learn PHP, HTML, CSS, jQuery, C#, Ruby, Java, and, JavaScript. I never tried Python in a web but it will be fine. People will think you're a good coder when they go to Inspect Element. The reason I didn't mention SQL in the other sentence it's because it manages databases. Use all of these to make the perfect website.

Answer 6

opencv maybe

Answer 7

HTML Java script and so on for web development