When should i learn my 2nd programming language

Question

When should I learn another programming language

Answer 1

You shouldn't
Programming skill is not about how many language you know. It's all about how many problem you can solve.
Focus on enhancing your programming skill of your first language.
Now, what's your first language?

Answer 2

You can learn a number of courses just make sure you can hold on and catch up with the difficulty it takes to finish a course.

Answer 3

Python

Answer 4

Everything After finishing SoloLearn Python course, which is limited to handicapped console base.
1. Code on a computer for basic interactivity, which is essential for all forms of computer program
2. Learn Tkinter, the official GUI of Python
https://youtu.be/YXPyB4XeYLA
3. Learn Django for writing web server.
https://youtu.be/F5mRW0jo-U4
4. MySQL database and how to use with Python
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB5jA40tNf3tRMbTpBA0N7lfDZNLZAa9G
5. Learn another GUI called Kivy.
https://youtu.be/GXP8O4dSS3E
6. Learn Kivy for cross-platform mobile app development
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzMcBGfZo4-kSJVMyYeOQ8CXJ3z1k7gHn
7. Learn TensorFlow (Artificial Intelligence)
https://www.tensorflow.org/
You can do so much with Python, why think about second language?

Answer 5

Learn the above one by one. Don't think about second language. Focus on one language.

Answer 6

Gordon is so right... If you can do so much with python why bother over another language? 🤷.
Explore? You go on that journey only when you sth more but with python, you have almost everything at your fingertip.
From Desktop app dev to backend web dev to game development.

Answer 7

It take time to develop

Answer 8

And I want to grow more

Answer 9

Everything what can you do with that one language? Think of it, programming languages are designed to solve problems; master the act of solving problems with one and the second will be a piece of cake.

Answer 10

1. Do you love coding in python?
2. Is python an efficient language for the type of projects you usually work on?
3. Can python ALONE be used for the type of projects you work on?
4. Can python be used with all needed resources in your working environment?
5. Do you have control over the language that must be used in the projects you are working on?
If the answer to all of these questions is YES. Then it is not yet time to learn a new language.