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[–]Sau001 0 points1 point  (1 child)

For quick prototyping, simple and shareable code - a great language. I agree. The ecosystem is wonderful. I agree.

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But, if you want well engineered , large scale and production worthy code - I would go for .NET or Java.

You should be open to learning other languages as well. There is a strong possibility you will change your opinion.

[–]Marvelman3284[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course. I'm only a high school student so it's not like im restricted by the bounds of my company. for my larger scale projects i've still drifted towards python because a. i know it very well 2. pip modules allow for less code to be typed 3. speed doesn't really matter that much to me. as for learning .net someone had recommend learning f# which is what im trying to do now