in my student life I learned to program in Basic, Fortran, Pascal, Turbo Pascal and already graduated from university I learned to program by my own Visual Basic, now I see job ads and they ask for Python, Java, C++, PHP, Javascript, etc. add to it other progrmas like autocad, solidworks, access, Do I have to learn all of them ? my brain is going to explote
Thanks a lot all of you, we have a winner ... Javascript
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If you are good at maths and engineering then you can use C++.
If you want to do web pages then JavaScript.
PHP is going out of fashion but jobs are still going but there will be lots of unemployed PHP programmers about.
So you need to consider what sort of work you want to do and see what programming languages are used in those fields.
You will often have to do multiple languages nowadays.
For example if you do JavaScript you may also have to do CSS3, HTML5 too (to make up web pages).
If you do C++ you may also have to do Python (for quick testing) and MatLab (to develop maths) too.
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A good programmer knows a few languages very well and is familiar with most others. Once you've learnt one language of a particular type, it isn't difficult to learn others.
Programming languages are tools - you use the one most suited to the task. If you were a carpenter would you only learn how to use a hammer?