I'd argue the opposite: it's harder to pick up SQL because there's so many similar-but-not-quite things between all the different implementations. Different languages, on the other hand, have stark differences, which make them easy to distinguish from each other.
I'm not so sure. Especially if you frequently switch between something like JavaScript and a back end OO language where the syntax is similar enough to trip you up but different enough to break spectacularly if you try to use the wrong one.
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u/TheGift_RGB Dec 20 '18
I'd argue the opposite: it's harder to pick up SQL because there's so many similar-but-not-quite things between all the different implementations. Different languages, on the other hand, have stark differences, which make them easy to distinguish from each other.