How about you guys?
After I learn c++ what other languages are worth learning and which arnt?
Assembler. Sometimes u have to be more close to bare metal.
only people from the 1980's code in assembler. You have to be certified mental to do so today
Or work on small systems, or need access to specific opcodes in a CPU. I still do PIC stuff mostly in assembly, and not long ago I wrote a wrapper for the RDRAND instruction (in newish Intel CPUs) that used a bunch of inline assembly.