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C, Java, and Python. And various projects in each to get exposed to why each are used. > Is it bad if a fresh undergraduate doesn't know C/C++ or Java? Are the
by gt2 8y ago
C, Java, and Python.
And various projects in each to get exposed to why each are used.
> Is it bad if a fresh undergraduate doesn't know C/C++ or Java? Are they here to stay for decades to come?
It will be hard to truly know any of them deeply with just some study.
If you haven't heard already, employers hire fresh undergrads based on their potential and a project or 2 they've done. You're going to be able to pick up and work in whichever language they use (and projects you switch to) on the job.