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this is a toughie to answer. it really depends a lot upon your situation. first, its always good to become more proficient with the tools in your toolbox. i'
by noodle 18y ago
this is a toughie to answer. it really depends a lot upon your situation. first, its always good to become more proficient with the tools in your toolbox.
i'm assuming that, by posting here, you're looking at web development. here are some languages useful for web dev: python, php, ruby, perl
if you're looking to expand yourself as a student and coder, consider looking into these: lisp, ocaml, prolog
if you want to graduate with a decent corporate job, take a look at these: java, pl/sql, cobol
- yearsinrock 18y agothanks for the classification