[rolandbaker]

Hello world!

I have been debating what language to learn and here is why.

On the business side - knowing SQL, Excel and R is enough. A lot of that stuff can be automated if you know Python. So I was first tempted to pick this up and started on some courses. Python seems to be a key requirement now for technical roles therefore I thought it was a safe bet. It also has a bunch of machine learning things and you can make dashboards etc so can be 'consumer facing'.

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/401532-masters-degree-what-language/

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[semidot]

I think SAAS and R language are best for climbing on success tree.

[SEO]

Success tree! Well said! 

[MSL]

 Depends where are you and what are you doing. Sometimes only HTML is enough.