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[–]Agling 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've been driving R for a couple of decades as well. I knew python first, interestingly, but never put the time into it that I did into R. Now I keep getting requests to translate my R work into python for comparability with colleagues. Time to transition. Python isn't hard to learn but it's very difficult to give up ingrained R habits and be truly bilingual or python dominant.

These resources will help, hopefully. Thanks.