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plusgut60377yIn my opinion both. Get to know lots of languages to get perspective, but focus on what you are most passionat about. And do that until you are old ;)
Stay curious but don't loose perspective.
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Focus directly on web development. For starter languages, I recommend the netwide assembler, or the microsoft assembler. People that use assembly are afraid to go low-level sometimes, so if you're not try binary. It's great, with an easy to read syntax. I'd recommend it for everything from web applications all the way to operating systems. If binary's too easy for you, well, you could try scratch, but that language really is rough and I wouldn't recommend. Good luck!
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Is it better to try out a lot of languages to learn, or focus directly on one for web development?
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