Which language to learn

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I am fresh out of college, I'm pretty skilled in weblanguages like PHP, Perl, Javascript (JQuery).

I have some basic skills in java, experienced c++ a little.

People have been telling me c# is a good way to go because a lot of companies look for .NET developers.

What would be a good next move for me ?

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