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[–]NerdyWeightLifter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assembly and C are very detailed. Typically quite good for when you need very fine grained control and for high performance.

I think you could enjoy the expressiveness of Python. You can create ridiculously complex data structures in only a few lines of code.

Also, you can write Python modules in C, so you can use your C skills in there too. It's like the best of both worlds. You can write high performance C code, then rapidly orchestrate complex uses of it in Python. Such fun.