I am not a SWE. I would like to start some course in udemy or coursera. I have good SQL skills. Which. Technology/programming language should I learn? which language is most used in companies now a days?
I am not targeting only google.
Suggest what other language should I learn?
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... As a corollary, there is also a very wide range of programmer quality. That's universally true, but even moreso in Python. So... Be careful where you learn from.
Take whatever Coursera course gets you off the ground, and then learn the best practices (books like Effective Python, and plenty of online resources).
It's REALLY easy to write shitty python code that still "works" :)