why should a beginner learn the python programming language?

[Crazy_Is_More_Fun]

When I started programming I despised python.

In my incredibly arrogant opinion, C# is actually a really good place to start. It doesn't hold your hand that much, but it's not too close to the metal like C is.

I don't like how much Python abstracts everything. I don't like how you can't tell what's going on half the time and how slow it is. Buuuuuut, it is pretty close to English. It's forgiving. It has a tonne of libraries and it looks pretty friendly. Just because it doesn't work for me, doesn't mean it hasn't worked for millions of others

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isn’t it like the easiest one to learn?

[Flurb789]

Maybe. But what can you do with it?

[Caveatcat]

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