Learn Haskell, it's the most elegant, and if you're using it for LeetCode / project euler you can have the experience of polishing a simple elegant program unti

Learn Haskell, it's the most elegant, and if you're using it for LeetCode / project euler you can have the experience of polishing a simple elegant program until it shines. It's a very satisfying experience. Also, Haskell is lazy, which is fun and very different from other languages you'll use. If you become a Haskell afficionado, it also kind of acts as a secret handshake in interviews. Like, you aren't going to be programming in Haskell here, but "you get it"