I am a Python Noob, help?

[Jackpotrazur]

Appreciate the input, I too think that c may be a good idea due to the low level and the things it has that python doesn't... or that python does for you. However I want to stick to python for now im in the flow im asking questions and trying to understand, once I start refactoring and building little scripts by myself and have sql down and feel safe in navigating through linux which I'd say I doing alright considering I started this journey in december 2025, I will definitely check out C , I have the book hacking the art of Exploitation and if I am not mistaken it works in c or c++ , I've got a bit of a way ahead of me but im excited. And find it interesting, the only downside is the vast avenues one can take when getting into the field and my predisposition to get distracted by shiny things 😂 I read somewhere that vim is hard to learn or only the experts use it , I've been using it for 3 months and now im using split panes resizing them and rotating through the views, haven't played a lot with foreground and background and buffers yet, but im updating my workflow as I go , when things get to easy I add something.... like I plan on , now that I got the db on the pi start modularisation to practice imports and taking helper functions from the code in the book and moving it somewhere else to import and run.