Getting back to coding

[u/fullmoon_huli]

I am Computer Science graduate and used to code, python as my specified coding but for few years i left coding and involved in digital marketing. But some reason i want to go back again to coding. For my start, do i go back to python or start with something else?

[u/HappygilmoreL]

I love the Python programming language. It’s my default too. I don’t know for sure, but I imagine Golang is also pretty similar. Python is my default as well, but I just started learning Golang. But yeah, Python is still relevant.

[u/fullmoon_huli → u/HappygilmoreL]

Thank you for the recommendation

[u/Next_Willow_417]

Did u explored cybersecurity???

[u/fullmoon_huli → u/Next_Willow_417]

I haven't actually, trying understand lately

[u/Careless_Emotion49]

go back to python, you already know the basics and the real challenge is getting your coding muscle back, not picking a shiny new language

[u/fullmoon_huli → u/Careless_Emotion49]

yes i feel that too,

[u/eyejackblend]

Go back to python, you now have the opportunity to learn basic generative AI stuff like LLM integrations, RAG chatbots as well.

[u/fullmoon_huli → u/eyejackblend]

i guess thats better too

[u/Hot-Sooup]

If you are trying roles and then learn the fundamentals of the language you are coding, use conding agents for programming and understand systems. Because in a few years the programming languages become obsolete.But if you really want to code code then any language is fine, you can make different things with different languages

[u/fullmoon_huli → u/Hot-Sooup]

Thank you for the suggestion

[u/Specific_Payment8229]

i’d go back to python since you already have the foundation, and build one tiny thing you’d actually use instead of trying to relearn all of computer science at once