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How do you know that you will not use the language again?
When you start learning your first programming language , you don't think I may write "10" project in "X" language and I may write "8" project in "Y" language, therefore I will learn "X" learn.
You just learn the language and you mind started to use the language you learn in your future project.
Suppose u got a project idea. But for this project u have to use a totally different language, say Go as it's suits the use case. But till now u had experience in other languages like Java, node etc.
How do you switch to different language in minimum time? What points u keep in mind to get the language? U r well aware of that u may or may not use this language for another project in future. But for this project, it's best case scenario.
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