A programmer can only be a pro in one yap or in several?

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tue bhy2015-12-05 13:03:00

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tue bhy, 2015-12-05 13:03:00

Hello. I'm a beginner and I'm a little puzzled by the question: Can a person become a pro in only one Japanese language or can he be a pro in several Japanese languages at once?
Before answering the first question, I would like to hear the answer to the question:
How deep is Yap in its study?
a) if a person wants to make a good product (website, game, application).
b) if a person wants to understand the language itself (in terms of a person just like this language, and not what can be done with it).

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Saboteur, 2015-12-05
@saboteur_kiev

Maybe in several. Especially if they are in the same stack.
In different stacks - if you work on a certain project for some time (a couple of years), you naturally remember more nuances of one and forget the rest.
Many languages require deep learning in approach, not syntax.

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Oleg Tsilyurik, 2015-12-05
@Olej

Can a person become a pro in only one Japanese or can he be a pro in several Japanese at once?

1. A highly qualified programmer (I can't say anything about a "person" in general ;-)) must know several, preferably many, programming languages.
2. Having learned 2-3 programming languages, the next ones are mastered very easily and quickly ... it's like with foreign languages and polyglots.
3. Compiling typed languages (C/C++, Java, Go, ...) require some knowledge of scripting languages (bash, Perl, Python, ...).
4. But it's almost impossible to write code in different languages at the same time ... when changing to a new project with an already familiar language, you need to... re-adapt 3-5 days to write easily in this language again.

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Neonoviiwolf, 2015-12-05
@Neonoviiwolf

The syntax is similar everywhere, no new operators have appeared, the main thing is the libraries for these languages, so fuss arises with them

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abcd0x00, 2015-12-06
@abcd0x00

Can a person become a pro in only one Japanese or can he be a pro in several Japanese at once?

One language needs to be learned completely, other languages are wound up on knowledge from it. If you don’t learn something, you will have to learn it anyway in some other language.

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Artyom, 2015-12-05
@DeOne

It is important not just to know, but to be able to make high-quality projects. You can be able to make websites, while you can make programs and write iOS and Android applications, but you need to do everything well, and not be content with the status of "Japanese learned". To start another without knowing the language at a sufficient level is stupid. IMHO.