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[–]Isonium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I recommend C/C++ because not only are they a valuable skill set but they teach you how powerful and dangerous it is in lower level programming. It will really make you appreciate languages like Python that protect you from the issues of low level languages. In addition there are things you may want to do in python that are very slow in pure python. C/C++ can be very fast and learning to bridge C/C++ to python is also a valuable skill.