How many times have you changed your primary programming language in your career?
As a follow up question, for those who changed 6+ times, what was the motivator?
@raiderrobertRobert Roskam I guess it's rather that I'm collecting new languages, depending on the problem at hand.
I.e. while I still do lots of #C coding for efficiency at runtime, now #Python is entering for efficiency during development time.
Then there is all that web stuff (#HTML, #CSS, #JS, and still #PHP as backend) for interactive display.
And since about five years Verilog for #FPGA programming.
I wouldn't call any of these a "permanent" change.
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