What to learn?

Question

I am very confused whether to learn python or javascript.

Python is future proof language but by learning javascript and it's frameworks, I can get job easily.

Answer 1

1: Python
Python advantages are (my opinion):
>>Easy to learn with simple syntax
>>Used in data science, AI/ML, backend, and automation
>>Great for future oriented fields

You can get jobs with Python like:
>>Data Scientist
>>Machine Learning Engineer
>>Backend Developer
>>Automation Specialist

Learn python if:
You're interested in AI, machine learning, or data science or you prefer problem solving and scalability

2: JavaScript

The advantages of JavaScript are:
>>Essential for web development
>>Rich ecosystem
>>High demand in startups and tech companies

You can get jobs with JavaScript like:
>>Frontend developer
>>Full stack developer
>>Backend developer
>>Mobile app developer

For JavaScript:
If you want to build websites or mobile apps, or you need a job quickly in web development

In my opinion, I'm not recommend to learn both, instead focus in one language that you're interested in

and again it's all my opinions, you can do a search for it, good luck with your choice :>👍🏼

Answer 2

Python

Answer 3

You can make Games like Among us Or any other Simple Games!

Answer 4

Learn both

Answer 5

Not cool

Answer 6

I think you prefer frontend or backend, if the backend is, then choose python and preferably c++.

Answer 7

Колоб Масло
Magdy Ahmed
What Can I become If I Learn C#?

Answer 8

I'm planning on learning both myself. I've heard people say it's a good principle to learn one language really well, and then the logic of coding will be similar between languages and it will be easier to learn your 2nd language and subsequent languages. I really like the simplicity of Python so I'm thinking it will be my main language in my first couple years of learning to program. It seems inevitable that you'll want to learn JavaScript as well if you're going to be like me and just want to pick up odd jobs/freelance work while your working through your self education. It's easy to pick up jobs from Upwork or something doing simple web projects that people need. You could only do backend (or don't do any web-based programming), but may as well get familiar with HTML, CSS, SQL, and JavaScript for all the common front-end requests. Even if you don't want to be a web developer, you will want to learn to design your own website for your portfolio.

Answer 9

Колоб Масло you should post your question as a separate question, not as an answer to someone else's question, but from what I've heard, C# would be a somewhat easier way to get into programming games, and it's also used for lots of things like mobile apps, windows apps, and large-scale apps for businesses. C# is limited to windows apps and is slower than C++. You might consider learning C++ next or Rust is another good alternative that's starting to take off which is supposed to have better memory safety and security, but it's even more difficult than C++ probably. These are low level languages. I'm currently planning on learning some of these eventually, I'd like to get into the gaming and ai business, but I'm starting with higher level languages because I'm a noob and I want to get my foot in the door with some easy freelance work to build my resume.