Can I get a job with only C++ and Python 3 skill

Answer 1

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Responding to your question :

Yes, and no.

Yes people with C++ or Python knowledge will get hired.

But there are many many job seeker in the market. Why does a company want to hire you?

It must be because you are better than the others.

How? Not by knowing two languages each only by a little.

But by knowing one language deep enough to solve real world problem.

For the choice between C++ and Python, I suggest you proceed with Python. After learning the basics here, code on a computer, learn these:

1. Tkinter GUI

2. Python with SQLite

3. Django for server side scripts, listening to web requests.

4. Kivy for developing cross platform mobile app.

When you can build a REST

Answer 2

Thank you for your help Gordon it helped a lot

Answer 3

Angel Ferro Baltazar You are welcome.

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Answer 4

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One of the benchmark on whether you are ready for the market, is whether you can build a RESTful API on your own.

You can upload your Django projects on Python Anywhere.
WhyFry has a good project to demonstrate, if he is willing to.

For other Python applications, Ashutosh Agrawal is good at coding web scraper with Python. He can share something with you, if he is willing to.

To conclude:

1. Do not worry about which programming language you should learn, instead, worry about that you don't know one programming knowledge deep enough.

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Answer 5

Thanks for the answer sorry for not qna appropriately

Answer 6

Off course with insane amount of luck !!