Not really. Probably only a single-digit percentage of software developers will ever get to use any of these professionally. Howl in protest if you will, but the truth is that all of these (and more) are mostly the domain of students and hobbyists.
If you are already in the industry, and part of the 90+% unwashed masses, then you already know this. If you are a student or hobbyist who hasn't clued into this reality yet, then there's no need for "language-choice anxiety". Play with whatever you want to play with, and once you graduate you should have no problem transferring that knowledge to whatever language your first real job actually pays you for (e.g. Java, Python, C#, etc).