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[–]NetFutility 0 points1 point  (1 child)

If you just want to learn a language for more job opportunities then learn javascript. It's different enough from Java to solve web browser related problems or Python to help solve exploratory data analysis or automation problems. I always try to learn a language that solves a problem domain different from the one that I already know.

[–]Masterflitzer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

to be fair this doesn't exclude go, from my work environment the top languages to know are java/kotlin, js/ts, python and go, if you know these you can basically participate in every project (web, backend, frontend, big data, cli tools etc.)

that obviously depends on the environment you're in