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A true professional in software development or management should know more than one programming language. Proficiency in multiple languages demonstrates versatility and a deeper understanding of the field.

So true. In fact, after reaching a certain level, most people become full-stack engineers and choose the corresponding solutions when encountering problems.

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Initially, programmers may not see the importance, but over time, they'll realize having a professional toolbox is crucial.

You make it sound like an ideal. Is it a thing that people should strive for or is it more a thing that if you’re a professional for some time, you’ve been forced to?

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Windows programmers (C#)
MAC+IOS programmers (Object or Swift)
Android programmers (Java or Flutter)
And Web programmers
😂

Agree personally, I think recruiters/hiring managers favour focus on one language though