@TerminalAutism @Misato When I program, it's almost always either in C (the best just werx language ever) or PHP (which is basically a C framework for the web).
And I say almost because right now I'm ASSigned to a NodeJS project, which is pretty rare.

As for scripting, it's just Shell, and maybe Lua, but outside from editing the Prosody configuration I haven't really seen any usefulness with that one.

I really don't like anything else.
C# used to be a WinDOS-only language for a very long time, and now I hate it for enforcing OOPs.
Same with C++ and Java, both are just OOPs-only memes, although I can forgive C++ if used for game development, though I personally would make games in C instead.
JavaScript and Python are my top 2 most hated languages because nothing ever works.
Go is pretty decent, but it's slowly becoming a dependency hell I'm afraid (and most Go devs forget to set GOPROXY to "direct", because for whatever reason Goolag refuses to make that default).
ASSembly is something I want to tackle one day, but I'll perhaps refrain from it until I get my hands on a RISC-V board at the very least.
I don't like Ruby for forcing you to use their 1st party framework (same as with C#).
I don't hate Crystal for having such a kamidamn slow compiler.

So narrow down the list of languages you want to know, and become an expert in it/those.
I believe it's far more beneficial than constantly learning whatever language is currently trendy.
Just stick with the crusty instead of the shiny, because crusty just werx.