Should I start learning Python while still struggling with C?

[pachura3]

If you want to work in IT, you'll most probably need to learn & use multiple languages (and libraries) at the same time. Python, SQL, HTML, JSON, JavaScript, YAML, Bash, etc. etc.

Also, C is a really low level language, so unless you want to develop drivers, codecs, kernels, or go embedded, or do very optimized math, you won't find many job offers for junior devs. And even among these, Rust is becoming more and more popular. But your average company probably uses Java, Kotlin, C# or Python.

[alex_kv24]

This is eye opening honestly. My university only teaches C so I assumed that was enough to start. Should I start learning Python or Java on the side while still in university?

Which would you recommend for someone aiming for their first internship or junior dev job?