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Just saying, those are at least 7 yrs old languages
Depending on the reason I'am learning a new language, I adopt different techniques.
Most of the languages I need to know at a superficial level, for various reasons. I take a small course, read the documentation, make small projects (preferable games) and that's it.
But a few of them I studied in detail, and even wrote about how I've done it: How I learned Go
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Just saying, those are at least 7 yrs old languages
Depending on the reason I'am learning a new language, I adopt different techniques.
Most of the languages I need to know at a superficial level, for various reasons. I take a small course, read the documentation, make small projects (preferable games) and that's it.
But a few of them I studied in detail, and even wrote about how I've done it: How I learned Go