Which coding language is best to learn for the NWO

AI will write code.

C++ is probably the most useful general purpose language if you had to pick just one

What can I have my kids learn then?

Do you think knowing it will get people jobs in 20 years?

Teach them to work with their hands and minds, that will never be unfashionable.

They import Indians and displace the native population for programming.

Welding, Carpentry, Mechanical Engineering those are productive skills that will always be needed.

Carpentry has survived forever and is one of the oldest remaining jobs.

Yeah but I don't want them to live as muddy peasants. Bezos surely needs some people on staff.

Hmm these are good ideas. 3d printing won't over take these jobs?

Carpenters, blacksmiths, welders, machinists aren’t peasants, they are intrinsic parts of this world, and will remain so.

Crispr

Morse code to be used with your ham radio or CB.

Also, teach them to encrypt messages using a one-time-pad.

Example: you and your friend both have a copy of War and Peace, same edition. Each set of two numbers means a page number and the number of the letter on that page.

As long as the key is not too common, these are still almost impossible to break.

it's literally the most useless for getting a job.

Javascript/Typestript for React/Angular/Vue ect is hot.

C# is really big right now and has a big future.

It depends on the field, not everything is app and site development.

Good luck programming a robot or a missile with Javascript...

A full stack developer wouldn't know the first thing about doing any sort of real engineering.

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Lojban

The NWO will be a post-human, transhumanist authoritarian society. Unless you plan for yourself and your children to become genetically altered cyborgs, you will not want to live there.

Spent 15-20 minutes typing out a detailed response then got IP banned. My own fault for not saving the draft. Lesson learned.

Account posting is a drag right now.

So...

tl;dr, try codepen, W3 schools and trinket.io. Animation is a good start.

Aright.

Guessing what technology will be in 20 years is like guessing how many grains of sand are on the beach.

Technology fields in general will always fair well in my opinion.

There's no need to lock them into any given specialty in technology (like being a coder) right now. Wait until they're high school age and then decide which technology specialty.

Just get them familiar with everything in the IT field in a general sense when they're young and see if they show an interest in a specific area like coding, network engineering, etc.

In my opinion, there will be a lot more bio-tech in the future, something I'm not a fan of.

English.... Everyone already knows it....

Which ever one runs the door locks at re-education camps.

Man you guys are so far behind.

I second C++. They will learn how to tinker with microcontrollers (start them off with an Arduino kit) and they will learn how things get processed.

However, programming languages change every now and then, and new technology arises. Just expose them to technology as soon as possible.

Because I didn't expound on this in the post above yours... c++ will be written by robots... And he said kids... In three years this will not be written by humans

There's a sorta proverb that if you learn C you can learn most any compiled language. It hasn't gone away in 40 years, and the majority of modern languages are based on/inspired by it.

But for its place in systems programming, it's hard not to admit that Rust is possibly if not probably future. Both Rust and Golang are modern and will teach you good habits.

If you believe the NWO is pushing crypto as the future..
Solidity is the standard for smart contracts. It's on my TODO list to pick up :p

NFTs - SNL
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Meanwhile, some of the most in-demand career languages are arguably some of the worst to learn as a first language and will teach you bad habits.

JavaScript, C++, PHP, (imnsho) Python being the main offenders.

"The 3 Worst Programming Languages":
PHP, JavaScript, C++

Source: (Richard Kenneth Eng, Fmr. ATI Technologies engineer)
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re: Python
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"Python’s problems are obvious to just about every engineer who writes serious mission-critical, production-grade code in the modern enterprise"

C# seems to be a good career choice and isn't bad, but it's Windows-centric and I'm not sure what the future looks like for it..

no they will not.. Christ Jesus has begun his millennial reign already.

C# does seem to be trending right now but there does seems to be a growing deficit of big systems designers/programmers. Those that deal with mass amounts of data volumes in databases like Oracle and SQL server. So standards-based SQL PL/SQL and ability to do database schema design (that works) will probably end up being in high demand as everyone focuses on simple function disconnected systems.

Along with the "big systems" perspective, you need web-based interface code to present it, which is where languages like C# fit in. Personally, I like good ole fashion VB and stored procedures.

Glp potato

C# is totally open platform, it works for everything now even front end mobile with blazer.

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