Learning Coding vs More Certifications

Currently, I am working as a tier 1 Desktop Support tech with almost 3 years of experience and I have a question about is it better to dive deep and get more certifications (Windows, Linux, Cisco etc.) or branch out and learn coding (HTML, CSS. Java, Python, SQL etc) to expand in a different sense. I am not of the mind that it is a either or question but it would it wise expand my skill set fairly early so I can always have options and variety?
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Good luck!
If you're looking for something specific I would recommend picking up Powershell knowledge and use it to automate things in your current position. After you're comfortable writing little scripts and are ready to to get into larger programs (ones that call methods, access databases, have persistent interfaces) look towards A) Python for automation
Simultaneously, expand your knowledge of Windows Server, Linux, virtualization, security, and project management. Dig deeper on ones you find interesting and/or ones that seem to directly help your current & future position.
Security+, eJPT, CySA+, PenTest+,
Cisco CyberOps, GCIH, VHL,
In progress: OSCP
Goals for 2019 : OSEE
Goals for 2020 : OSWE
For coding, save your projects---build a portfolio.
-MrNetTek at your service-
Then any coding knowledge will serve you eventually, so start to learn Python or Powershell, or something that would be useful quickly.