Should I include work experience in another language on my resume?

Question

Summary

I worked for 1.5 years as a junior Python developer, now I decided to change my job and retrain with him as a Java developer. When compiling a resume, I had a question: should I indicate the year and a half that I worked as a Python developer when submitting a resume in the work experience column?

Answer 1

Why not. We had a nice chat about my experience selling lingerie.
Position if what was C# developer

Answer 2

indicate. all experience directly related to IT

Answer 3

Of course, it’s worth it, the main thing is not to indicate skills there that, for example, were obtained by watching language learning in an hour on a video. Relevant experience is definitely worth mentioning.

Answer 4

that is, do you think that if you indicate that you have not worked anywhere, it will be better?

Answer 5

Heh ... When I was looking for my first job as a programmer, as a LISP developer (it was a long time ago), I remember how the interviewer pecked at a long-standing non-core background (experience in commanding a communications combat unit on a warship) - they had plans to enter the simulator market . So write, if the experience is not shameful, it will not get worse.

Answer 6

Why did you decide to switch from Python to Java? In my opinion, now Python is gaining momentum, and Java is already becoming less in demand. Previously, mobile applications were written in Java, but now I don’t even know where it is used.