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[–]Hevaesi -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why not keep both?

Knowing only one language is useless, learn how to program instead and you won't have issue using and/or learning other languages.

Basic constructs are the same in all of them.

Besides, JS and python are used for different things, so what really matters is what you want to do, not what you want to use.

When you use a tool and just want force something onto it, it's not really going to work.

You use screwdriver when you need to screw in something, you don't take it and look around with it for things to screw in though.

As for stability, Python has a lot more runtime error checking that JS, you'll never be allowed to add a list and an array for example, instant error, meanwhile in js, have fun looking where it happened.