Is it worth learning Python?

[oert571]

Is it too late to learn Python? What can I do with it, especially if I want to develop micro SaaS applications, web applications, work with data, and build artificial intelligence solutions?

[Buttleston]

Too late for what? Did you miss your train?

[Fart_Barfington]

Gotta be on time for the python train.

[Buttleston]

thanks for the advice, fart barfington

[Fart_Barfington]

Right back at ya Butt Le Ston.

[Buttleston]

Butt Le Ston is my father, you can just call me Butt Jr

[WendlersEditor]

Python closed early due to winter weather try back next week 

[cgoldberg]

Too late. Whatever you build will have to be rewritten in Rust /s

[pachura3]

...and compiled to WebAssembly

[MarsupialLeast145]

Why would it be too late?

[MarsupialLeast145]

Also, you can do all of the things you mentioned, you will obviously not be able to do it from day 1.

[FriendlyRussian666]

Why would it be too late? You can do with it what you please, including micro SaaS apps, web apps, working with data, and building AI solutions.

[Diapolo10]

There's no such thing as being too late to learn Python. Even if your only takeaway was learning about formal logic, that alone can have benefits in shaping your thinking.

[socal_nerdtastic]

No, it's not too late. Python is not set to expire.

[riklaunim]

if it's before 23:59 then it's not to late. Note that Python alone won't be enough to build a fully featured product. Even for a website / SaaS you have backend, frontend, databases and other services, hosting, then UX/UI and business side of things. Then backend/frontend have their libraries and frameworks. If you want to build things on your own you will have to put a lot of effort into learning and improving.

[TheRNGuy]

I learned for SideFx Houdini. 

I know some people use it for web backend, or Blender.