What Programming Languages should I learn in 2019

[FormulaHub]

I would go with Python.I am a software professional and recently started learning python.Realized future is going to be python.

 

[Deen0229]

I would go with Python.I am a software professional and recently started learning python.Realized future is going to be python.

Python is very useful if you're getting into machine learning

 

[FormulaHub]

Python is very useful if you're getting into machine learning

Future is cloud and python is very useful in cloud environment.especially when using with lamda functions

 

[Deen0229]

Future is cloud and python is very useful in cloud environment.especially when using with lamda functions

It's not multithreaded so it's not the best for anything computationally intensive

 

[G4143]

For what he's planning to do (bots, web apps, i assume SaaS, etc) it's perfect. Golang is being used for a lot of big data projects and it's one of the most desired programming languages at the moment.

Yes! Its in big demand in the area it was designed for but if you step out that domain, you quickly are met with the language's short-comings.

 

[BHSEONewb]

Way back in the day I learned C & C++, Java, VB (Visual Basic) and Pascal. Out of those, I've gotten the most "bang for my buck" out of VB and Java. Of course, with the exception of Java, those languages are no longer around or have been replaced by newer versions like C#.

I'd say learn Java or C# for the basic fundamentals. They tend to be the "Programming 101" type classes out in my neck of the woods. I'd also suggest Python. That seems to be the most useful and most interesting as far as bot creation and work in the counter hacking space.

Of course, it all depends on what you want to use the languages for. If it's to complement your HTML skills so that you can engineer better websites, then PHP, JavaScript and AJAX are a must. I had to hire out AJAX and some more intermediate level PHP work recently for a web project I'm working on as it wasn't around when I learned coding and I didn't have the time to learn it now.

 

[G4143]

Way back in the day I learned C & C++, Java, VB (Visual Basic) and Pascal. Out of those, I've gotten the most "bang for my buck" out of VB and Java. Of course, with the exception of Java, those languages are no longer around or have been replaced by newer versions like C#.

I'd say learn Java or C# for the basic fundamentals. They tend to be the "Programming 101" type classes out in my neck of the woods. I'd also suggest Python. That seems to be the most useful and most interesting as far as bot creation and work in the counter hacking space.

Of course, it all depends on what you want to use the languages for. If it's to complement your HTML skills so that you can engineer better websites, then PHP, JavaScript and AJAX are a must. I had to hire out AJAX and some more intermediate level PHP work recently for a web project I'm working on as it wasn't around when I learned coding and I didn't have the time to learn it now.

C & C++ are longer around? Are you mad? Even Pascal is still alive and well in Object Pascal/Delphi.

 

[migel755]

Try to learn Swift. You will be able to develop iOS applications and make money from ads. There are a lot of tutorials on youtube, udemy and good official guide.

 

[Mr.Shelby]

To do money I reccomend you at first of all: Learn coding in C oriented to Linux to create your own host servers with your resources as well as vpn/vps's.
So anyways you could try to create your own movil application C++ which is also very lucrative
In case you want to make money creating your own games I'd recommend you to learn Unity 5, Alice 3 or Roblox.
There lots of youtube tutorials, you should start learning there and then put in practice what passionates you more.
I wish you all the best in your goals.

 

[BHSEONewb]

C & C++ are longer around? Are you mad? Even Pascal is still alive and well in Object Pascal/Delphi.

I had no idea Pascal was still around. Thought it had gone the way of Cobol. As to C/C++, near as I can tell all the colleges out here have replaced it with C# and Java. Though some are teaching Python now, which is nice.

 

[aytasa]

Python & JavaScript are going to rule...

 

[MrFufu]

In my opinion JavaScript can be a good choice:

• With the same language, you can build
  • Websites (reactjs, vuejs, ...)
  • Servers (nodejs, expressjs, ...)
  • Softwares (electronjs, ...)
  • Bots / Scrapers (puppeteer, selenium, ...)
• It's everywhere
• Access to a huge community
• Can be very fun (you can learn OOP & Functional if you want to)
  

 

[terrier2018]

In my opinion JavaScript can be a good choice:

• With the same language, you can build
  • Websites (reactjs, vuejs, ...)
  • Servers (nodejs, expressjs, ...)
  • Softwares (electronjs, ...)
  • Bots / Scrapers (puppeteer, selenium, ...)
• It's everywhere
• Access to a huge community
• Can be very fun (you can learn OOP & Functional if you want to)

Javascript is the worst election because the language is a mess. Proof: developers don't program on javascript but in typescript, babel or coffescript.

 

[MrFufu]

Javascript is the worst election because the language is a mess. Proof: developers don't program on javascript but in typescript, babel or coffescript.

You're right, can be a mess, like every other languages can be.
Very subjective, depends how you write code.

To answer this specific topic, I think that the pros outweigh the cons.

 

[G4143]

Javascript is the worst election because the language is a mess. Proof: developers don't program on javascript but in typescript, babel or coffescript.

JavaScript takes a lot criticism because of its odd object model(that odd object model is getting abstracted away in the latest versions of JavaScript BTW) but you can't deny that its support for higher order functions is great.

 

[Reem khan]

Machine Learning.

 

[Veselin Asenov]

Every programming language will be useful, I think to start learning Javascript!

 

[onlywin]

JavaScript & Python

 

[KingZen]

I use PHP and Laravel framework almost exclusively for websites these days. Highly recommended. In the end, it really doesn't matter what language you learn as they can all do similar things. You just have to get really good at it.

 

[Melyssa48]

JavaScript can get the job "done" but it's extremely frustrating to work with. It's a Frankenstein. Stay away if you can.