I've been working with Python for a while and feel like I've learned a lot, but I'm thinking about moving on to another programming language. I was considering either C# or C++, but I'm open to suggestions. What do you think would be a good next step?
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I would recommend sticking with one language for a bit longer. Get comfortable with the one you know. Working on real projects will help you a lot, and once you're ready to branch out, you can think about JavaScript for web development or maybe dive into Go or TypeScript for something fresh!
It's great that you've learned Python! Before diving into another language, consider what you truly mean by "learned". Have you just completed a few tutorials, or have you built projects yourself? If you want to really solidify your skills, maybe create a full-stack web application in Python first. You'll learn a ton and get your hands dirty with different technologies.
If you're set on switching to something new, why not give TypeScript a go? It's pretty straightforward and will be useful in web development. Just check out what kind of projects you'd like to build, and that might help guide your choice!
Sounds interesting! I've heard great things about TypeScript, thanks for the suggestion!