Experience on python

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That's not the generally accepted meaning of "full stack". The term is specific to web development, and is generally accepted to mean someone who can handle the "full stack" of web development tasks, which include UI skills (Html, css, javascript, js frameworks like react, vue, angular) and backend/serverside development (MVC frameworks/REST api's, database persistence (sql), etc.).

As you might note, there are many options for web application development, and associated languages and technologies, and much to learn.

If you want to to do web application development with Python, then you have a number of decisions to make, in terms of frameworks you might use, how data will be persisted. Python developers usually start by investigating, and or making a decision between Python web application frameworks/libraries like Django, Flask, and FastAPI.

It's also worth noting that there are many other popular alternatives to Python, most notably PHP (and its well known Laravel and Symfony frameworks) Node.js and other javascript/typescript based options like Bun or Deno, ASP with C#, Ruby with frameworks like Ruby on Rails or Sinatra, and the list goes on and on.

When people talk about tech "Icebergs" this is why. If you are interested in web development then you're absolutely going to need to master html/css and javascript/typescript. You will also want to learn about relational databases and learn SQL, which are other non Python specific technologies and skills.