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Originally Posted by yara92
The equation is more complicate than what does the mentor know, I am locking for FRC as it is the First step for the kids for the future and continuo their academic studies.
Secondly my team 75% is smart girls, I always telling them for me in Science there is no compromise like or dislike. There is advantage and disadvantage then you need to weigh the pros and cons.
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I have to disagree with Alan, if you have a software mentor who feels comfortable teaching certain languages you should probably go with those languages. If that mentor feels comfortable learning with the students or learning a new language then that opens up a new possibility.
As for which language is "best"... I can't answer that, I've used all 3 of these languages over the course of my college program. I can safely say that programming is akin to art. You have many different mediums but in the end you still wind up with a beautiful work. Learning a new language is just learning a new medium, they have their quirks and their own rules but the ability to visualize what you want is more important.
TL;DR - Software Engineering != coding.