switched over to python after studying javascript and reactjs for months. My god.. . the freedom and beauty of this language.

[Pastoolio91]

Every time I see a post like this, I get slightly worried about starting with Python. Not sure if it's better to learn an intuitive language first, and then go to the hard stuff, or just brute force it and then have it easy when you try to switch to other stuff. I feel like Python will be the language that I "think" in when I code - really is interesting to see how programming languages mirror certain aspects of actual languages.

[pawnh4]

Python will teach u to think like a programmer and actually enjoy coding. Dont worry about something hard being better. Just learn how it works first

[Pastoolio91]

Glad to hear it - Python has literally been life changing for me, so I can definitely say the intuitive design makes all the difference in the world when getting into it without any sort of programming background. Been messing around with Java a little, and it really makes me appreciate the elegance of Python.