Python

Nim

Probably Java.

It's the only one I imagine there's still plenty of work for in 30 years. It's the new COBOL.

>not realizing that they're all basicly the same and being language agnostic is the way to go

Pleb

But if I had to pick: java.

It's easy and a happy medium between low level and stupidly high level. Also it's pretty damn employable.

As for C# I just don't like writing it that much.

who /motorsport/ here

Java is on its way out.
C++ is effectively useless, explicitly for tryhards who ship absolutely nothing.

Python and C# cover an overwhelming majority of use cases with ease. Adding C to the mix would have been more fun though.

>android is on its way out

Google is in fact working on replacing Android as it currently stands with a much better system that grants them more control, makes development easier, and is less of a polluted mess. Won't be an easy transition however.

Anyways android is not where Java's longevity would be regardless, it has always been behemoth enterprise applications.

And do you have a sauce for this made up bullshit?

Nuclear Engineering of course

Kotlin.