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A better way to learn a programming language. What is he?
Hello! I asked a question here about the Python programming language and courses on it. A lot of advice was given. I am very grateful, got everything I needed and started learning.
Please answer the following questions people:
1) Is it not enough to know one language? In addition, you need to choose the area in which I want to work. Do you need JavaScript to write on the web?
2) What should I read or watch in order to better and more globally understand the programming language? To be like a fish in water? Many advise to start with SICP. Is it so? Someone writes that it is good to start with a functional language and then others will be easier.
3) When learning programming, is it necessary to have a clear understanding of the interpreter and number systems, how everything works inside, etc.? And where to get such information?
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There is no single answer to your questions. Everyone makes a choice in favor of the characteristics of the body (someone reads, someone watches a video).
1) optional, especially if you consider yourself a true-backend-developer.
2) it all depends on your level in programming and knowledge in related topics. Learn 1 language and then read a book in another language, apply what you learned to your experience. You will discover many new things for yourself. Especially if the approaches in languages differ.
3) optional.
Programming is a specialty where you need to study all your life.
for a web developer, you need to at least know the basics of all related technologies (including js) if you plan to work in a team, and not be a lone freelancer. Otherwise, you need to know everything.
in your case, start at least with something (from one PL), let the same python when you get comfortable - go to js for example.
1) Is it not enough to know one language?
1) Is it not enough to know one language? In addition, you need to choose the area in which I want to work. Do you need JavaScript to write on the web?
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