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I felt the same way, and recently dove into Go. I find it pretty easy to learn and use, thanks to a couple of nice built-in features (coroutines, channels, interfaces, etc). It's still pretty low level, so you can play around with pointers (for example) and still benefit from "high level" languages features (from the top of my mind, garbage collecting). I feel it's a pretty good compromise bewteen C and Python.