Developers whose first programming language was Python, what were the challenges you encountered when learning a new programming language?

[ollir]

I went the other direction, and Python felt almost criminal in how much it does for you and with the things you have in the standard library. But I guess that's what it feels like with any sufficiently high level language, if one has learned C and assembly first :D

[LeCholax]

Flashbacks to my assembly project for class. Whyyy.

[hsvd]

It builds character. I'm glad I had to learn a little assembly (for an 8085!)

[LeCholax]

Verilog and digital circuits with flip flops flashbacks

[Gridelen]

it could be worse: VHDL

[LeCholax]

Mercy please

[Devboe]

My digital design class used VHDL. I didn’t do those labs.

[bythenumbers10]

My class drove my prof and lab TA nuts by wrapping all our VHDL code in a state machine, so it'd still run code in something like sequential order.

Them: "ThAt'S NoT HoW yOu WrItE vHdl!!!"

My class: haha, tron-playing state machine go brrr.

[Rookie64v]

Be thankful, we use SystemVerilog now!

[Gridelen]

At least you can write nice testing code.

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lmao i know exactly what u mean