which programming language to learn first after C
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Depends what you want to do with your knowledge.
Reading through SICP is always a good suggestion to learn how to take control of your language/runtime etc. Also then it shouldn't be too difficult to program with Clojure.
Learning asm is quite useful when you want to do embedded.
Java/Python/Ruby are good, when you want a job quick.
Of course JavaScript is lingua franca in the programming world, so knowing that would be useful.
Personal recommendation would be Go, I would say it's the best language to learn how to design well written programs.
Of course learning the command line tools isn't a bad idea either - although it's probably better to learn them on a need to know basis.
Haskell/OCaml when you want to have your brain twisted with abstractions.
Reading through SICP is always a good suggestion to learn how to take control of your language/runtime etc. Also then it shouldn't be too difficult to program with Clojure.
Learning asm is quite useful when you want to do embedded.
Java/Python/Ruby are good, when you want a job quick.
Of course JavaScript is lingua franca in the programming world, so knowing that would be useful.
Personal recommendation would be Go, I would say it's the best language to learn how to design well written programs.
Of course learning the command line tools isn't a bad idea either - although it's probably better to learn them on a need to know basis.
Haskell/OCaml when you want to have your brain twisted with abstractions.
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C++ Is the crt one And python
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