In the past 4 months, I learnt to program in python and java. What would be a good next language to learn?

Question

As i said, I just learnt python and java. Both on a basic level. I guess there is a lot more to learn about both, but the most important parts I can manage. What language would be good to learn next?

Answer 1

python and java are a good cpkbination to start with. try and use the language you know on bigger, more complex programs, doing that you will discover what next technique is relevant in the area that get your interest.

Answer 2

It's always an uphill battle when it comes to learning different programming languages, especially ones with massive collections of libraries like the ones Java and Python have. By now, you're very familiar with high-level programming, but have you ever worked with memory directly?

I suggest learning C.

You won't find a tutorial for it on SoloLearn, but if you want to learn it, I suggest looking up TheNewBoston's tutorials on YouTube. A fair word of warning, though: programming in C is very different from Java. It was developed during a time when there was no such thing as OOP, so C instead allows you to directly manipulate your computer's memory. You'll have to learn how to use fairly low-level devices like memory addresses, pointers, the stack, the heap, and a whole lot of things you may not be familiar with yet.

You'll do fine, though. After all, if you got this far, I doubt anything could stop you now. :)