Hey everyone! I'm looking to jump back into programming after a few years away from it. I have some basics from C during college, but I'm eager to learn a language that will help me secure a job. I've heard that Java and Python are the top choices in the job market here in India, along with Node.js. I have some experience with both Java and Python already and plan to dedicate the next three months to learning one of these languages. I'm not just looking for the easier option; I want to learn something that's going to hold value in the long run and adapt with the changes in the programming world. I'd appreciate insights on the pros and cons of each and any good resources or communities that could support my learning journey, ideally in English! Thanks!
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Focus on learning to code first. The specific language can come later. I've worked with several like C++, Java, and Python. Different jobs require different languages, so adaptability is key.
I keep seeing this advice, but if coding can happen without a specific language, what should I start with for foundational skills?