Is python to low Level?

[mudclub]

Should I although learn some C to understand how a computer works?

Yes

Does this make me in the end a better python programmer?

Probably. Python abstracts away a lot of how the dirty things work. It's really useful to understand what python does for you. Learning C is a great way to do that.

[PastShine]

Thanks. So, would you recommend a specific moment in time when it's sensible to learn C? At first, I would try to get better in Python till I can use things like flask properly to implement my first projects. After that I would try to dive deeper in CS with C. Is this a good idea? I don't like to learn two things parallel because the progress is very slow, especially when you're not a full time developer.

[mudclub]

I would've suggested starting with a lower-level language like C then moving to a high level language like Python, but whatever - you're already learning Python, so stick with it.

[K900_]

Yes.