In reply to @kos247 "Do you guys think": Languages are easy, learn paradigms
and patterns. Know what people think of them and why they might be good or bad
for a given use case. Languages enable paradigms and patterns, so they're
important, but they're also the easiest part; you can be perfectly capable of
writing programs in two dozen languages, but do you know how to structure and
architect a piece of software? That said, if you're going into cybersecurity,
know C and in some cases x86 or ARM assembly is going to be very important. You
need to be familiar with memory, caching, how instructions are executed, what
instructions compilers emit.