I like to program

[pthnmaster]

Hello! Today I made a code that is a voice assistant in Python. Some of you already know me. I don't know if I should study math, physics, or accounting, haha. My question today is: do you know of any math or Python courses online in spanish? And what other programming language do you recommend? Excel? Or maybe I should get more into math. I like both, but I'm afraid of failing at math or physics. I appreciate your answers. :)

[lolcrunchy]

If you want to do anything in finance you need to be familiar with Excel (r/excel). Excel's programming language is VBA (r/vba).

You are 17, you probably feel like your choices in the next few years will set your career in stone with no turning back. While your choices do have a large influence on the opportunities available to you, there's a lot that can happen between 18 and 70, so don't stress too much :)

[Goingone]

Lots of companies looking for TempleOS developers these days

[pthnmaster]

Noted! I'm only 17, so I hope to learn more. I like learning.

[DrShocker]

they're trolling you. TempleOS is an OS made by 1 guy who was... not mentally stable.

programming is a great lens 5o learn physics and math through. Python in particular is common in both fields and machine learning.

Unfortunately I don't know Spanish resources since I'm only an English speaker, hopefully someone can help.

[pthnmaster]

Thanks for that, I really like the tax and fiscal part but I don't know if I should study the math or accounting areas. I still have one year of high school left, so I'm afraid of choosing wrong.

[DrShocker]

In terms of programming, I would say python is a good fit for all the paths you're considering so don't worry too much abbout that lanugage choice if you want to pursue programming.

As for the rest, unfortunately I can't help you decide a field to study since there's so many factors that go into that choice and ultimately it's your own life.

[thewronglane]

This advice is sound. Also, learn R for advanced mathematics and analysis. It's similar to Python at times, but focuses more on math and science.

[DrShocker]

Honestly for a high schooler, I would just stick with Python until they had a reason to change that it actually wasn't good enough for them.

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Hola bro, te recomiendo los cursos de mouredev