I want to learn computer languages, how should I proceed to get a good job of salary around 50-60k? Which languages will be better?
1.3K Views|17 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Ritish Kumar
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7 years ago
First of all, if you are learning something don't jump on to the money directly because it depends on numerous factors. Second of all, I would suggest you to learn C because it will clear your basics after C, it's up to you what you will choose but as of now if you want to get into the machine learn

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6 years ago
Firstly, it is not the case that if you learn that language you'll definitely get the desired salary, it all depends on your skillset and knowledge. I'll tell you the most used programming languages by the software industry today which includes Python, Javascript, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, C+, Java, etc.

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7 years ago
First of all, it is better to start with C programming, as it is the basic language of all building blocks. Then, you can opt for C+ programming as it's similar to C. Further, you can opt for high end languages such as Python, Java, Javascipt and others.

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3 years ago
There are many domains in which you can work after learning a programming language. So, you need to select the domain, and then work according to it.
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7 years ago
As a fresher, one cannot expect a job with a salary of 50K+, as a fresher no one can recruit you if you don't have a sound knowledge of programming. Languages to be learnt are:
Python
Java
C, C+
Html, Css
PhP.
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7 years ago
You can do a IT computer applications. You will get job in multinational and non-multinational tourism industries as well as in industries also like hero, MNM, Avon, because they need a man with computer knowledge.

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7 years ago
Being a beginner, I'll recommend Java or language C, as they can be consider a beginners language. But, as yours salary aspects, Python is the one in which you should master before any job.
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7 years ago
The best will be python
but thinking about future. Pearl and Ruby are must.
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