Topmaike007:
op if you are intrested in software devop building web applications I suggest you go with

M=MONGO DB
E=EXPRESS
R=REACT
N=NODE JS


I believe you might have been familiar with html, css and bootstrap first then "MERN" if you will want to go into data science later then continue with python and learn its framework DJANGO.


BUT THE JOURNEY NO BE HERE OO.

I am interested in data science and I am currently learning python and a little of sql but I came across material that strongly advise that I learn R. What would be your advise bro?

I suggest you learn JavaScript.

Betrand3:


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easyzworld:


I am interested in data science and I am currently learning python and a little of sql but I came across material that strongly advise that I learn R. What would be your advise bro?

continue learning python because it has huge libraries for data science/machine learning.. If you are good in python you can then take R because it will help you in solving statistical problem involving data mining data recovery and many more...

But if I am in your shoe python will be my preferred choice because I will still use it to build web app aside from data science..

For you to learn faster and be more practical.Go for mozilla developer website and read.Avoid videos for now.Most videos now won't teach you in steps.They are mostly for their marketing purposes.

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Although there are a variety of programming languages for software development, aspiring developers will be well-served by mastering four essential languages: Java, Python, C++, and Scala.

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Naijatask:
The question should be, why do you want to become a software engineer? Is it for a hobby? Or to increase your chances of getting employed? Or to create a product which will solve problems?

Well, if it's 1 And 3, then you should make research and if it's to get employed, then be ready to go on a long journey.

There are various aspects of software engineering like web development, mobile development, enterprise software engineering, data science and Artificial intelligence.

If you're diving into mobile development, then using Java or kotlin as a programming language to develop android apps, and using Swift to develop IOS apps.

And if it's web development, then learning react or angular as a front end framework and using a framework like bootstrap or materialize to back it up (I won't even mention HTML, CSS or JavaScript as those should be obvious to you already that you must know them before learning the aforementioned frameworks above).

Then you still have to learn either Python,php, node js or java as a back end language. And don't forget, you'll still need to learn a database language like my SQL or mongo dB.

Then you'll learn how to deploy a website's to the internet. Did I forget you'll need to learn how to test for bugs after completing your web app before deploying it? (PS: all these are needed, if you wish to be employed, else most of them are not needed if you want to become a freelancer).

As for enterprise software development, you'll be needing languages such as java, c++, c#.

As for both data science and artificial intelligence, you'll need to learn Python algorithm.

So, welcome to the frustrated guys club, where we get headache over a closing parentheses we forgot to insert at the end of the program

please what about developing desktop applications? Windows in particular

noob03saibot:
please what about developing desktop applications? Windows in particular

C++, C# and you can also use JavaScript, using the Ionic framework.

Naijatask:


C++, C# and you can also use JavaScript, using the Ionic framework.

OK, thanks for the response bro. Was considering using python for it since I have already started learning it. Would have to reconsider. Thanks man.

Naijatask:

So, welcome to the frustrated guys club, where we get headache over a closing parentheses we forgot to insert at the end of the program

Funny you
Op will survive, if many have and are still surviving the headache debugging a forgotten bracket or semicolon.

noob03saibot:
OK, thanks for the response bro. Was considering using python for it since I have already started learning it. Would have to reconsider. Thanks man.

You're welcome. Trust me, python is mostly suitable for data science, scrapping and automation and Django for back end web development.

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Well, it's up to you, what type of software you want to develop, whether it is android software or ios software, or iPhone software the most commonly used languages for software development are angular, javascript, node, react, etc. Thank you for sharing this post, if you are looking for a software development company, then www.b-coder.com is the best platform for you.

If you're looking to learn a powerful and versatile programming language, I highly recommend learning Ruby on Rails. Ruby on Rails, commonly known as just Rails, is a web development framework that has gained immense popularity in recent years.

Not only is Ruby on Rails a great language for beginners due to its intuitive syntax and a large community of developers, but it's also a powerful tool for building robust web applications. With Rails, you can easily create dynamic and scalable websites and web applications, as well as APIs and even mobile applications. here are some tips https://sloboda-studio.com/blog/how-to-improve-ruby-on-rails-app-performance/ for good performance

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Your exact objectives and the kind of software development you wish to undertake will determine the language you need to learn. Software development uses a variety of programming languages, and the choice of language is frequently influenced by the project's requirements, the platform you're aiming for, and your personal tastes. The most well-known programming languages and some of their frequent applications are listed below:

Python: Python is a fantastic language for beginners because of its readability and simplicity. It is frequently used in data research, machine learning, scientific computing, and web development (Django, Flask).

The main language used for web development is JavaScript. It is utilized to create interactive online apps that run on both the server (Node.js) and the client (browsers).

Java: Java is a flexible language used to create web applications (using Java Servlets technology), extensive enterprise applications, and Android apps.

C#: C# is frequently used for creating programs for the Microsoft.NET framework, creating games with Unity, and creating Windows desktop apps.

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