Do you think Python will be the most used programming language in the future and today?

All big $ startups use GO for heavy duty stuff or Node/Reach for web apps.

Python is probably here to stay, because it's so easy.

proxysolid1 said:

I am starting out in the world of programming, taking HTML and JavaScript courses, basically to create websites from scratch.

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You NEVER create websites from scratch. You always use page builders or better yet, themes

The correct question is -

"How MANY businesses do you want to own ? And what kind of businesses will they be?"
A programmer is NOT a business. A programmer is SELF EMPLOYMENT. If you do not work, you do not get paid

Do you want to be in the "programming business" ?

The work flow for software engineering is basically -

Functional Description -> Technical Description ->Technical Design ->Coding -> QA (Quality Assurance) ->Sandbox testing->Regression Testing ->Implementation

Functional Descriptions and Technical Descriptions are done by people but moving forward, AI will do everything else

Python can be coded by AI today and since you are a beginner, you are already obsolete

You said you want websites. That means you want businesses.

So read my previous messages, take some of those courses and start buying domains, creating brands, making websites and selling things

FestingerVault.com (he is a member here) has everything you need. Themes, Plugins, Everything. My lifetime membership is the best
investment I have ever made in IM

And learn to promote on Youtube and Tiktok

And think QUANTITY

"If you can make a website that generates $1.00 a day, you can make 500 websites that generate $500 a day"

And look at those sites like Flippa. Dropship websites and affiliate websites that make $1000 a month will
sell for $40,000. Buy why sell them? Just maintain them and rake in the cash.

Sincerely,

The Eye

Of course you should, but you have to learn new ones.

In fact, once you learn one programming language, you can quickly master other programming languages. Once you learn one, you will never be satisfied with it. This makes it irrelevant whether it will be the language of the future or not.

Python is an example of a programming language which is well recognized today for its simplicity, versatility, and ease of use. It is extensively used for a wide range of applications including web development, automation, AI, data Science, and even machine learning. It is a professional-grade language to rely on and for beginners, it is easy to learn and use.
Python will be a preferred programming language for a long time especially in tech-infused sectors. It will still be competing against C++, Java, and JavaScript for other applications. There will be other languages competing against Python in the market, but we can be sure that it will still be one of the top programming languages for a long time.

Drusti said:

Python is an example of a programming language which is well recognized today for its simplicity, versatility, and ease of use. It is extensively used for a wide range of applications including web development, automation, AI, data Science, and even machine learning. It is a professional-grade language to rely on and for beginners, it is easy to learn and use.
Python will be a preferred programming language for a long time especially in tech-infused sectors. It will still be competing against C++, Java, and JavaScript for other applications. There will be other languages competing against Python in the market, but we can be sure that it will still be one of the top programming languages for a long time.

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Thanks, chatgpt.