5 Programming Languages You NEED To Know

There is a lot of arguing around that, but I think the best way to get into programming is to use a pseudo language and solve puzzles in that.
Then after that I believe C to be awesome if somebody has a few friends to learn it with, or maybe a system.

C, especially when one does not use the standard library makes it extremely easy to learn new languages.

Python in a week, C++ in 2-3 months or svelte and typescript in 2 weeks to a level where one can ship products. These are just a few experiences of people I know who went through the ecole 42 curriculum. (A hands on low level C curriculum).

What about solidity?

Learning C++ scares me

How told you HTML even counts as a programming language??

HTML is NOT a programming language! It's a markup language

Java is shit. I’m talking 3rd world country shit.

Well I must be a master then 😂

No student should know 5 programming language at the moment. It's better to know 1, but well

Python - the easiest and the crappiest.

Can you please help me with java

Hi everyone. I am thinking about learning a programming language. but when I read all the comments. I can tell that I am still confused about which Programming language should I learn in 2024 or not. I wanted to pursue a career in IT.

I am in Germany and doing a B1 in German and wanted to IT diploma. Next year 2025.

It would be great if someone dropped the suggestion for me.

Thank you ❤

C++ i think should be number one 😊

Java 🤮

python is overrated. its just some sugar coated copy of other languages. Apart from ML, python is not a useful language

MATLAB was first for me lol 💀.

C was my 2 language because of college and Java is my first in hs, js html css and c++ i am learning

Java is dogshit. I don't get how people can be so confident while spouting complete, utter, virulent, excramental garbage.

Is there any problem if you learn only one language

Bro who cares if it pay higher take it

You didnt mention VHDL! #1 starting language

I’m a finance guy but a lot of us need to know R, SQL, and Python can be useful. We also sometimes use MATLAB too. Although the majority of our work is done in Excel and PowerBi, SQL helps by making it easier and faster to pick and sort data. R is great for statistical modeling and analysis that is a major part of any FP&A and Financial Analyst roles. Python like in the video is great for Data Science and Finance is closely tied with data science

L javascript man

C ++ is advanced then Java, really ? 🤔

C# *crying in corner

He lost me on java

Me here using bash 😂

For an object oriented language I would recommend c# over Java. C++ is built upon C so you will still learn a lot about pointers and steak/heap allocation but with some more functionality like classes.

i current use a JavaScript React Postgresql and so more++ but and so i current learn Python FastAPI

Such bad advice tho about not to learn C or C++ first, learn C++ first and everything else will follow nicely

Oh I like it ☺️ I’m a double minor in software engineering so this sem taking C and Java oop so good

Him: talks about C

background: HTML

How about PHP?

C was my first language.. before Java and Kotlin.

"should know"... define "know".

Hey I’m currenty doing my undergrad in Civil Engineering but was also thinking of learning coding so what language would be preferable to start as a beginner?

Wow, top 5 of languages that has both C++ and C! I was surprised with C++. Pity that this double entry pushed out C#

No Java plz no

I'm learning Javascript and then python.

Vro C and C++ goes together. U didn't tell much of a difference, so that they are distinguable.

Why would you need to know all these languages? Why would a ML Engineer need to know JS? Why would a Frontend engineer need to know C++?

Future of frontdeveloper because AI is scary?

C++ number 1

Not necessary to do all 5. I have been working mostly with c# and JavaScript in a successful career spanning 22 years now

Everyone should take time to learn Rust. It is a fairly low-level language but has high-level features and an amazing type system.

Man c is the first language we are being taught and c++ being second . Should I do something else pls advice

You're just doing it for Content. Any one of these is enough.

Just learn one for the specific sector you want to work in lol...

Nobody should know five programming languages.

Me and the bros started with programming 8085 intel processor in assembly language.

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