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It depends, if the student is studying CS, then a typed language 'close' to the hardware can be a good accompaniment to most CS curriculums. If Math / ML is th
by errantmind 5y ago
It depends, if the student is studying CS, then a typed language 'close' to the hardware can be a good accompaniment to most CS curriculums.
If Math / ML is their focus, then likely Python and R.
If web / design is their focus, then JavaScript / Typescript.
Writing software will eventually be seen as a form of literacy used to enhance a person's professional skills, not as a job unto itself (outside of a few specialist SWE domains).