A good comment to motivate myself to learn the language; particularly the last line ;-)
I personally detest the babel of languages involved in "modern ways of programming" and have settled on C/C++ for everything since they are available everywhere. The only other languages i am willing to seriously consider adding to my repertoire are Erlang (functional/concurrent/distributed/fault-tolerant/hot-reload) and Prolog (knowledge representation and derivation using predicate logic) along with a formal verification language like Lean4/TLA+ etc. due to LLMs usage.
I personally detest the babel of languages involved in "modern ways of programming" and have settled on C/C++ for everything since they are available everywhere. The only other languages i am willing to seriously consider adding to my repertoire are Erlang (functional/concurrent/distributed/fault-tolerant/hot-reload) and Prolog (knowledge representation and derivation using predicate logic) along with a formal verification language like Lean4/TLA+ etc. due to LLMs usage.