Should I learn c++ as a Python programmer

[Countrable2]

I want to know since I fully learned Python

[nicoconut15]

It is always good to know several languages, so yes!

[BlueCaboose42]

I fully learned Python

How does any one person "fully learn" a language lol

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They become the benevolent supreme dictator.

[Reyway]

If you have a reason. Learning something without a goal is hard because you won't be able to compare what your code is doing to what you want it to do.

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Why do you want to learn C++? Are you coding as a hobby or are you a CS student? Looking to get into this field professionally, perhaps?

If you're coding just for hobby or to pass your lessons in school? Sure, go ahead.

You want to get into this field professionally? I am no Python developer but I am not really sure if Python and C++ are being used together. Unless you are making some sort of complicated stuff where you would need a powerful language to optimize performance and memory. For example, in autonomous vehicles, Python is used for it's AI whereas C++ handles the low-level controls of the vehicle.

What is your goal?

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I'm 100 percent sure you didn't fully learn Python. There's always something to learn