Best Programming Languages To Learn as an Automation Engineer/Tester SDET

Best Programming Languages To Learn as an Automation Engineer/Tester SDET
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[@yuliyneznayko]

Thank you for a realy helpfull defening of language to chose! God bless you man!

[@thetestlead]

Glad it was helpful!

[@carltheyoda2155]

So glad to hear that! I just started my Python journey this month! So far, so good!

[@thetestlead]

I apologize for the late reply, for some reason KZbin has hid many of my comments from me, but thank you for the support! How is your journey going?

[@danielv.4994]

I went over python for about a month and I was able to pickup java fairly quickly, because like he mentioned, the concepts transfer. You're just getting used to the syntax. Finishing up java this week. Just going to work with these two for now to get a better foothold in each with 2 personal projects I have laid out. My next will probably be C or assembly (probably C) then work up from there. I don't want to be a developer, but I do want to be comfortable working with (or at least identifying) different language syntax so dipping my toe in each is my goal. My focus for having one strong language will probably be java(if not both pyth/java). Python is amazing and simple, so you can focus more on understanding the concepts since the syntax is very straight forward, but some things I do enjoy doing more in java even if its a pain at other times.

[@thetestlead]

Definitely agree, focus on just understanding the concepts of 1 and then high level those concepts will transfer to any other Object Oriented Programming language and you can just Google the exact syntax(wording) for it

[@abrahamiborida7104]

Thank you for this video

[@thetestlead]

Thank you, I'm glad it can help!

[@courtneyj8022]

Thank for the info. Python and Java are the two I'm looking at. I'm going to find a short tutorial, on both languages on KZbin, to see which one I like the most. I was told that if I learn Java there is a high chance of not needing to learn another language. Is that true?

[@thetestlead]

Yeah, honestly that could apply to any 3 of these programming languages. There is no shortage of jobs for any of them, and they aren't going anywhere any time soon

[@SilverLake.]

Selenium Java seems more stable and faster than Selenium Python. Python API is really simple and short compared to Java API.

[@thetestlead]

100% agree