Should You Learn PYTHON or JAVASCRIPT in 2024?

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Python and Javascript are the most popular programming languages in the world, but which one would I learn if I had to pick one in 2024, let’s find out.

If there is anything that I’ve learned it is that in tech, this change…FAST - and there are trends that I’ve discovered as well as some new, massive job data from millions of job postings that could tilt the balance in favor of one of these languages going forward...

CHAPTERS:
0:00 Python vs Javascript in 2024
0:40 #1 Skill for Developers (regardless of language)
1:49 How to Choose a Programming Language
3:59 Why Python & Javascript are so Popular
5:20 Python
7:20 Javascript
9:10 Objective Job Data
12:00 What I Would Pick & Conclusion

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one thing that makes javascript a good one to start out with is the fact you can see all your code in the browser instead of a terminal. Also javascript has similar syntax to c type languages, so when you learn js you're getting more familiar with the c looping techniques and how c languages do things, but I prefer python even though I started with JS first.

BlizzGMX

You should definitely learn both. My stack of languages are C++, Python and JavaScript. That covers almost any need.

christianm

JS first. Unless you're into data science/Analytics.

maveriks

I just want to say thanks for this video - I am 34 years old and I have some very basic Python knowledge which I do not use for my job - I just learn it in my free time (I can quickly create a temperature convertor, or create a file which contains a list of tasks which user can edit and save and stuff) and I work as a QA Engineer (where I work with JS when automate tests), and I was asking myself should I go for Python and study it deeper (and I really like Python) or swap to JS and start with it. This video answered all my questions! Big thanks!

Tabascos

You gotta learn both. Javascript for WebUI development and even serverside with node.js and Python for data analytics and machine learning.
For mobile development learn java and android because you can run android on an apple phone too but not vice versa. You can do mobile with flutter but there will be times when you'll need to know more lowlevel java stuff to fix a stubborn problem because flutter is HL

ZFlyingVLover

I love python. You can do almost anything with python. The only thing is, when it comes to web related stuff, it would be best to use javascript just because it's the web default. If you can use both together, then that right there is pro.

HmongCrypto

It doesn't matter pick one get good at it, then pick the other one up after. You'll probably have to anyway.

danielhoffman

As a fullstack developer I literally do both 💀 backend with python and frontend with react.js

slliks

Python is for data analysis and general programming. Java Script is for apps or web development. I would go with Python.

abrahamgomez

Learn, focus and master one the rest would be a history

DM-C

Really appreciate the content! I may be the only one, but if your sensitive to flickering/rapid flashing light, parts of this video is difficult to watch. Cheers

anthonywinn

Which is compatible with cloud security, python or JavaScript?
Please advise.

JohnJohnson-chxq

Hey, was wondering what would / should i go for if not after the money. Is of course nice maybe in the late run but atm i really want to create an application for my team. Should run offline sync with a cloud and work mainly on Android Tablets. I did see Kotlin there but often tutorials on mobile apps show really other stuff like flutter / flutterflow / react native. Maybe there is a good javascript way thats not too complicated i should follow

AllAroundFlight

I am interviewing in Germany for Java engineer roles. Here they don't grill you on DSA at all.

sr-xdjb

Great analogy Tuomas 🧠If anyone’s looking for more Python or JS tutorials, we’ve released Django, Pino, and Winston videos and guides to help the community too 💪

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