What is easier to get a job with? Python or JavaScript?

Question

Which of these languages are more in demand from an employment standpoint in the USA?

Answer 1

with java :) also learning python and js, to be a full stack developer ;)

Answer 2

I think it's JavaScript.

Answer 3

Imagine what happens if you come with a python under your arms and apply for a job....

at the moment webprogramming has a high demand.
python is leading in ai but it is not yet in managers mind.

so javacript seems to be the favorite

Answer 4

I'm not from USA and in fact the market here is different, but most of the companies at this moment are quite interested in Web technologies

I have read more than 200 job offers asking for knowledge in Angularjs, React, Node.js, PHP, Laravel, Symfony, JS, JQuery and Bootstrap

Answer 5

I have a mathematics background and so far in all my interviews they seem more interested in python than JavaScript

Answer 6

python. a lot of big companies use it

Answer 7

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/974677/?ref=app
I hope this roadmap will help you in your choice

Answer 8

let button = document.getElementById("button_var_id"); just rough example

Answer 9

that depends on where you live but as for JS it is crucial to webpages. and python is for Linux and a lot of things are Linux based.

Answer 10

PYTHON is soon completely comes and cover the IT industry. 😎😎😎😎

Answer 11

how do I get the the selected button from a HTML radio button to JavaScript so as to manipulate it

Answer 12

seems python

Answer 13

Can this js be used to developed a software, if yes how?

Answer 14

https://triplebyte.com/blog/technical-interview-performance-by-editor-os-language

Also, correlation does not imply causation. Just cause people are doing well with python, doesn't mean python makes you a better programmer. Maybe java is more widely used by beginners.

I would choose a scripting language. It tends to be easier, since there's less overhead you have to remember. Between python and js, I'd pick python since it's a tad more powerful in my opinion. List comprehensions are absurd.