Is it best to master a language, or to just be proficient in several languages?
I'm just now finishing up my data structures class, and I'm stuck with two options. 1. Continue to study C++, or 2. Learn new languages, such as Java or C#. so my question for you all is, what do the employers want? A broad spectrum of languages, or one language that your damn good at?
I've been able to find job opportunities for a few years with a strong knowledge of C#. I am quite familiar with other languages (including C++) but it's not relevant when I entertain a job opportunity. If you're strong in the language that is the primary focus of the job, why would any other language make or break it?
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