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If you had to teach yourself a brand new programming language in a few months what project(s) would you do to get up to speed quickly?
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What could go wrong?
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Figure out what strategy you want to code, set it to qty 1, then let it loose. Put some bubble wrap around it, but it doesn't do a lot of good to learn to code for X if you're gonna end up coding Y. Start where you intend to finish, if that's possible.
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honestly I'd go quantity over quality unless you specifically know you'll be working with one type of project specifically w that language in the future. Flexibility probably your best friend.
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I would reimplement something you've done in another language already.
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the way I learned Python is by emulating an existing project I was already familiar with. It lets you compare expected vs actual behaviors really really easily.
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always wondered how one refactored VBA and the answer is python interesting
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historically? Apply to a job under the pretense that I already knew it and then pretend I'm not shitting my pants every day until the first project was done.
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Contribute to a friendly open source project with a few maintainers who are happy to mentor you in exchange for the help.
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