What fields of CS or programming languages are the most sought

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>>61273296
Java

>>61273296
Go away Pajeet

If youre in CS just to get paid you would be equally well making websites on indialance.com

>>61273323
I'm just curious to know.
I know web crap and Java are very well paid, but I'm wondering if there are other, perhaps more specific areas of CS that are just as lucrative.

>>61273395
>networking
It's currently in active development and big companies and ISPs are gonna need more and more network engineers to keep the infrastructure up with progressively higher demand for data streaming, cloud computing, IoT and so on. You can grab some big bucks there.

>security
I dont even need to explain this. As systems grow bigger and bigger, companies with sensitive data (CIA, NSA, huge banks etc.) are getting more and more vulnerable to attacks.
Also, since the latest WannaCry craze, I believe public services are finally gonna start giving a shit about security. Its a gold mine for us desu

>embedded development
Will never die out desu. In my experience, not as profitable as the above fields but it's not a bad pay and its a stable job.

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>>61273296
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2017#technology

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>>61273296
Programmers are never well paid, especially straight out of the college.
99/100 end up working as underpaid consultant for some bank making shit in Java.

>>61274291
>JavaScript #1 everywhere
I fucking hate JS, fuck

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>>61274342
This is actually true, he's not memeing folks.