How to choose a programming language?

Question

Programming languages

Friends, help me figure out the choice of programming language. I've been programming, if you can call it that, for a year. But I constantly rush from corner to corner and do not know which programming language I will stop at. In the first year I studied C, with which I had no problems, but I did not like the language and its low demand on the market. I myself began to study markup languages, but this business seemed too boring to me. I moved to Java, I liked the language, I studied the syntax, the basics of OOP, I solve algorithmic problems, etc. But my inner "awl" haunts me, I either take up C#, which I started studying at the university, or I'll sit down with Python. I want to touch and try everything. How to keep yourself in hand and stop in one language? Maybe someone has come across something similar. Thank you.

Answer 1

Try everything. Choose the area that you like the most.
And in this area there will be leading languages ​​and leading technologies. Already teach them.

Answer 2

Set a goal - “make your own application for this”, “invent a service for solving another problem”, “write convenient scripts for solving something else”, and stuff like that. From here, dance what languages ​​​​can be used and, accordingly, technologies (frameworks, n.r.).
Otherwise, you will be rushing from side to side; all because there is no _goal_.

Answer 3

And why do you need it? Syntax is usually learned in a couple of days.
You need to try not programming languages, but technologies.
Set yourself a task not a helloworld, but a little more difficult, write it in different languages, see where you are most rushing.
Or stupidly set yourself a more serious task and write different parts in different languages.

Answer 4

The best way to learn the most cross-platform languages
​​is the easiest and most versatile option: JS CSS HTML - websites, mobile and desktop applications, servers, microcontrollers
C ++ QT
C # Xamarin