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vortex47828yI took people's advice here to learn Go after PHP and I think there's no turning back now 😵😍
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rvnx11598yMost of the issues with python are related to the differences in Python 2.x vs 3.x. Python itself is a pretty nice language imo, it's simple and easy to learn, yet pretty powerful and versatile. It really depends on what you want to go for. If you want to continue with web-related things C# might be an alternative too.
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If it is for fun I'd recommend buying some embedded development platform, like Arduino or Raspberry Pi, and learn some C that way. It is really fun!
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dots1348yI would recommend Smalltalk. It's the only really object oriented language. Yes the community is not so big, but you really learn what's object oriented programming really is about.
After that I would recommend GO 👍 -
C, C++, or golang. Golang is really just Google trapping C++ and Python in a room until they make a baby.
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C#, it resembles Java (stop it, you inner hater! You know it does!).
Or go mobile. Xamarin, native, hybrid. Your choice. Or all of them. You know you want to.
Also, what's the deal with Go? Where can I write it? Any good IDE? What can I implement? Just asking. -
mhudson12938yPython's easy to pickup.
C or C++ will improve how you consider resource management.
Assembly is a hoot
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