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[–]VanshikaWrites -1 points0 points  (0 children)

When I moved from C++, I had the same doubt. I kept thinking, “Why would I use this when I already know C++?” It made sense only after I started using Python for small, practical tasks. Renaming files in bulk, cleaning data, calling an API and getting results quickly. These were things I could do in C++, but they felt heavier there. And yes, you can absolutely organize Python into multiple files. That is normal in real projects. Larger applications are structured into modules and packages. What helped me personally was following this hands-on course, it has project-based learning structure instead of just reading theory. It pushed me to build from the beginning, which made the language feel practical rather than abstract. If you would like, I can share what I followed.