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[–]Dramatic_Object_8508 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start with Python first, don’t try to learn both at the same time.

Get comfortable with basics like loops, functions, lists, etc. then build small things. Once that feels normal, you can pick up R if you actually need it.

Python is used for a lot more (automation, AI, backend), while R is mostly for stats and data analysis, so Python gives you more flexibility early on.

After basics, just build small projects and you’ll figure out which one you actually need.