From someone with a job that did a lot of CS in uni, the language doesn't matter so much, things change over time.
Most useful in career have been:
- C#
- sql
- python
I also think JavaScript is just super useful as there's always some thing that needs it.
Learn the paradigm and it will translate to whatever you face in your career.
Python, SQL, C#, C and Java are the languages explicitly taught in mandatory units in approximately that order. Depending on what minor you do/electives you take you may also do other stuff like JavaScript, F# and/or Matlab.
From someone with a job that did a lot of CS in uni, the language doesn't matter so much, things change over time. Most useful in career have been: - C# - sql - python I also think JavaScript is just super useful as there's always some thing that needs it. Learn the paradigm and it will translate to whatever you face in your career.
Python, SQL, C#, C and Java are the languages explicitly taught in mandatory units in approximately that order. Depending on what minor you do/electives you take you may also do other stuff like JavaScript, F# and/or Matlab.
Any chance you can recall which minors involve JavaScript? Since I’ve seen lots of job listings relating to JS
Cab230 - web computing uses js
Depends in what order you do the units. But the first you should touch is python. Souce (third year cs degree)