Please help me decide on a third Language (to learn in the future)

[disipher]

Why don't you want to learn assembly? Its super awesome! 😖

dont listen to this man, its trash xD

but seriosuly, it is dependant on your field of expertise, for electrical engineering,
low level embedded, c, c++ and assembly are really good cause you work with registers

for high level gui stuff, c#

for design - unreal etc...

depends what you doing,

so from what i know - finance - python and javascript

 

[TheJudge]

dont listen to this man, its trash xD

but seriosuly, it is dependant on your field of expertise, for electrical engineering,
low level embedded, c, c++ and assembly are really good cause you work with registers

for high level gui stuff, c#

for design - unreal etc...

depends what you doing,

so from what i know - finance - python and javascript

We were lectured by Pat Terry at Rhodes who started his Comp Sci year with an intro to assembly language and Turbo Pascal IIRC. After that came C++ etc.

 

[NemoXX7]

We were lectured by Pat Terry at Rhodes who started his Comp Sci year with an intro to assembly language and Turbo Pascal IIRC. After that came C++ etc.

Cobol?

 

[TheJudge]

Cobol?

I never did Cobol but it was used at Rhodes for sure but not sure what courses taught it. Comp Sci at Rhodes though has an great history, I first got to play on PCs with touch screens in the 80s/90s as part of the PLATO lab there.

Of course at that time as a kid I didn't know the folk I knew were also the people responsible for pushing internet into SA:

The incredible story of how the Internet came to South Africa - TechCentral

After more than three decades, most people have forgotten that Rhodes University first brought the enormous gift of connection to South Africa. This is the story of the pioneers who did it.

techcentral.co.za

 

[CyNicole]

Thanks for the solid advice so far (the interference is expected) - I definitely plan on mastering one language (probably Python to start) & then pick up the rest afterwards.

As for ERP's, @CyNicole - I have heard that most work in SQL but also do think with enough experience I should be able to get familiar with them through use + application.

Then you know more than me lol. I have no idea. I just work here.

 

[Signor65]

As someone who currently works on financial web applications for corporate clients, I'm using C# (specifically in the context of ASP.NET MVC), Javascript and a whole shitfuckton of SQL.

 

[vermillon]

Russian, Mandarin or French, I would even say German would be a good option but maybe im just bias because in my opinion it sounds nice.