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I haven't done any projects. I have some experience with C ++ and am self-learning python. Just trying to gain some edge to land a physics career-related job.

For someone doing research work, sorting and analyzing data Say someone doing research work, sorting and analyzing data geared toward their research. What language would be best?

HELLO ALL, First off, my apologies if this topic is redundant, but I was wondering which programming language is widely applicable to a physics career. What positions in a Physics related career use what specific languages? What is one's best option if one is pursuing a research position versus...

Thanks for the clarification.

I am in my early thirties, and I do have a BS in Physics. I am thinking exactly along the same lines as you. Whether than completing a degree and then figuring out what kind of work I can find. I am currently looking at positions, actual job titles that I cannot apply to due to the lack of the...

Thank you!

So this is one of the reasons why I posted this thread in the first place. I don't want to be in a position where I end up broke, without the prospect of a sold career job and lost about what should I do next, but have a very expensive degree. The main reason why I am considering pursuing a...

Thank you CrysPhys, your response was most encouraging. And I do take into consideration the many aspects attached with pursuing a Ph.D. in one's thirties. I also find that one advantage of doing this at my age is having a better sense of reality. Therefore, I search for more realistic solutions...

All responses provided much insight, were very helpful, and are much appreciated!

Hello Everyone, I was looking for some expert/experienced advice on if earning a P.hD, specifically in Physics/Astrophysics is worth it. Whenever I search for the answer, I always find people mentioning the challenges of it. But no one really talks about the drawback or benefits of earning a...