Languages for Bioinformatics
Dear Bioinformaticians, please tell what languages are important for bioinformatics?
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This has been asked many times before, here an almost complete list of former biostars questions on the matter: Best programming language for bioinformatics - R Language
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R and Python are popular for a lot of downstream analysis tasks. If you're doing any appreciable software develoment C++, Rust, and/or Java are common. Bash scriping is a must.
rpolicastro is right as usual, but they forgot the most important language of all--Google!
Bioinformatics: Which language should I learn
What programming language do you use the most in your work? Which one do you like the best?
https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/78717/programming-languages-for-bioinformatics
Please invest some effort to search this site, and you will find dozens of answers to your question. Your question is too general to elicit any serious effort at answering it. Once you go through similar threads and assuming that you can restrict the question to a more specific area, more detailed answers may be forthcoming.