Python vs Javascript - Which should you learn?

Should you learn Python or Javscript? The answer to that largely depends on what type of programming project that you work on. However, if you're starting out with a specific goal, one language may be a better option than the other.

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Coding, Python, Javascript, Python vs Javascript

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[engageintellect]

Doesn’t matter. Learn either. You’ll end up using both at some point anyways.

I learned python first, but if I could do back I would learn JavaScript. It’s more tactile, being able to watch the screen of the browser update as you edit your code.

[RaheEl_Qaisrani]

i started with python after some years now i am starting JavaScript both are superb languages

[bradenhelmer]

Learn the language that solves your problem! Not just because its a popular language

[adx]

speaking from experience, if you learn JavaScript first, learning Python will be a lot easier.

[jeverydk]

Most important about your choice is picking something you try to get actually good at.

When you are starting, dont try to be a jack of all trades. Get good at one or two things first as a way into coding and then build on that.

Also: discere faciendo - learn by doing.

[yollaifliandry]

I learn python (& django framework) and javascript (& react js), But I work with php. In my local job market php is still the king for web development (especially with laravel).

[aouerfelli]

If you don't know any programming language yet, changes are you have no idea what "full stack developer", "front end" or "back end" mean.

[arshadsiddiqui]

Legit just learn one and if you ever need the other it's an easy transition imo.

[heetpatel]

Very nice and straight to the point explaination…👍🏻

[TheAbhimait]

I do my backend in python flask & front end in html, css, javascript. I like both of these. Python is a god level language for data engineering & JS is the best for front end web development.

[Huseyin-tyqd]

Guys, For back-end we can learn python django and for front end we can learn js so i have to ask wouldnt they complete each other to become full stack web developer ?

[Kelz_codes]

If you want be a polygot developer and use one language learn Javascript, Web, mobile, machine learning and most things under sun now programmatically can be achieved with JS

[Luxcium]

I learned to drive Automatic Cars and it was the biggest mistake of my life (well in terms of learning to drive cars) I think that since JavaScript is Ubiquitous it is the same as driving automatic so do yourself a favour learn Python 🐍 because sooner or later you will have no choice to learn JavaScript… on the other hand if you learn JavaScript you will be able to survive without Python and you will maybe not have any incentive for learning it I think that learning both is the way to go…

[salt]

just pick whatever u like n stick with it. most important stuff is keep learning

[asherrfacee]

Runtimes like NodeJS make JavaScript applications way faster than python. You should just default to using JavaScript unless there is a package you need that is only supported on python.

[fabianpetersen]

I started with JS, then React and now Nextjs. At the moment im learning python and i love it. For me knowing both + a cloud provider like aws will give you the super saiyan vibes 😂

[lifting_and_coding]

Id say strictly for getting a job ASAP, JS. It runs the web

[Yteixui]

What would you suggest for automation?

[tobi-b]

Typescript is closer to many other languages, so if you plan on learning multiple languages, then I'd go with typescript

[CC-.]

I started with JavaScript and Now I know both python and JS because I'm creating AI modals and web development

I'm learning Rust so I can create good AI modals