Hello,

The fundamental programming languages that everyone working in the field of computer science should be proficient in are C, C++, Python, and Java.

I was able to understand all the fundamental ideas of programming, including statements, loops, conditions, classes, objects, structures, inheritance, etc., by learning C++ first.

Because C++ is a more recent and user-friendly version of C, learning C after C++ wasn't challenging. C is chosen because it is more machine-friendly than C++.

Python is considerably simpler, but Java is more intriguing since you can utilise its built-in libraries to construct lengthy pieces of code in only one line.

All of these languages have essentially identical programming fundamentals; the main differences are in their syntax, functionalities, and areas of application.

There are a lot more languages to learn, but if they are not necessary for your field of study or the project you are working on, there is no need to pick them up.

Thank You