You will find it easier to use the right tool for the job than to force something else to do that job. The point of all that is that a programming language is a tool. If you want to bolt things onto the Linux operating system, you NEED to use C. If you're writing your own operating system, you might want to use C. If you're doing front end web development and things that need to run in the browser, you need to learn JavaScript. If you need insane amounts of web performance, maybe you should consider Elixir. If you're doing web development, maybe Ruby is a good idea. If you're doing game development, C# might be better. It has very strong community support and has found popularity among the infrastructure automation and data science communities. Kotlin is ideal for Android development, and can be used to write Java applications, which are typically reliable cross-platform applications (write once, run everywhere). You can make all sorts of comparisons, but ultimately the two are meant for different purposes. Comparing Python and Kotlin is a bit like comparing a Phillips vs Flathead screwdriver.
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