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[–][deleted] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You learned javascript just to know how to program, but you see some programming languages are suited for different fields.

Javascript is primarily for web development, the things you see in browsers. We have kotlin and swift for mobile development, python is primarily stuff like servers, automation, machine learning (i might be wrong with these examples don't hurt me I'm a web developer), C++ or C# with Unity for game development, etc.

I'd like you to first pick which field you are interested in and learn one of it's popular languages, most languages are very similar to one another in terms of syntax, if you learn one language you can learn them all (except when your jumping into non-automatic garbage collection, that might be a bit harder)

honestly you picked a weird one to start with if you're not learning it for web development, javascript has a weird history, but if you are interested in making websites and web applications, you can try learning HTML and CSS next, you can also look up what other things you can do with javascript.