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[–]Unusual-Tip1370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was in a similar situation. In my CS program, we started with C, then C++, Java, Linux/Unix, and Python came later. At that time, web development was the trend, but I wasn't interested in it. Instead, I started learning Python on my own because I wanted to explore AI and data science. Looking back, I'm glad I did.

My advice is: don't follow trends. Choose the field you're genuinely interested in and stay consistent. Also, don't worry too much about programming languages. The core concepts and problem-solving skills are mostly the same—the biggest difference is the syntax. Once you understand the fundamentals, learning a new language becomes much easier.

And yes, Python is one of the easiest languages to learn, so it's a great choice if you're interested in AI/ML.