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Why Python is not the Best Choice for Quickly Earning Income as a Beginner Developer - by Vincent Dania


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Recently, I wrote an article about learning the Python programming language as a way to get into the field of software development because of its versatility and beginner-friendly nature. While those attributes are great, I like to also point out that they alone are not enough consideration for a beginner.

If your goal is to learn a programming language in order to acquire skills that you can use to earn income as quickly as possible, then Python may not be the best choice for you. While Python is used in a variety of fields, it's important to note that simply knowing the language is not enough to secure a job. Sure, Python is great for data science, but you'll need to know how to work with several other frameworks and mathematical concepts in order to use it effectively. Another thing Python is good for is backend development, but let's be real, no one hires a junior developer to work on their backend. 

So, if you're looking to get into tech and want to learn a programming language that has a clear path to job opportunities and earning money as quickly as possible, there are other options to consider. For example, if you're interested in frontend development, you might consider learning JavaScript (in addition to HTML and CSS) and the React.js framework. With Node.js, your knowledge of JavaScript can also be used in backend development, making you a full-stack developer.

Alternatively, if you're interested in mobile app development, you might consider learning Swift (to build iOS apps), Kotlin (for Android apps), or Dart (using the Flutter framework) to build cross-platform apps that can run on Android, iOS, desktop and web. Of these options, I particularly recommend Flutter for new developers, as it has a very bright future in my opinion.

Now, don't get me wrong, Python is a great programming language to learn and it has a lot of benefits. But, if your goal is to acquire skills that you can use to earn money as quickly as possible, it may not be the best choice. 
And remember, once you start building projects and making money, you can always add other programming languages to your toolkit.

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