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No. You'll use different languages for different things depending on what you're developing for. And to improve on your programming as a whole, the more languag
by steventruong 15y ago
No. You'll use different languages for different things depending on what you're developing for. And to improve on your programming as a whole, the more languages you explore, the better understanding you'll have about how to do things differently. There's a ton of threads on here already on recommendations but Python is a good starting language to go with.