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by pjmlp
4182 days ago
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Just learn the language for the project based on requirements and tooling. For example, SQL when required to use databases, Objective-C when coding for iOS, Java on Android, JavaScript on the browser, C on UNIX, ... Alternatively, take a CS degree in a good university and enjoy up to 5 years of multiple languages, usually one per CS area/paradigm. On my university we had to program in Pascal, C, C++, Caml Light, Prolog, Java, Smalltalk, Algol, depending on the assignment. |
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