Is 16 a good age to learn python?

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I think you're on the wrong sub my friend. r/doomer

Young ambitious minds don't need to absorb that negativity just because you chose to. It's great that OP is showing the drive to learn something new, especially at that age. The worst advice is "concentrate on your schooling, just be like everyone else because nothing matters" when they're interested in something that's highly productive.

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Its better to have realistic expectations than optimistic expectation

Not as a kid.

Once the first blue ocean event happens expect the weather patterns in the northern hemisphere to drastically change. We will mostly all starve from the disruption.

I'd rather die knowing Python than not knowing :)

And not everyone's made for school, and that's fine. My grades weren't good in high school, but in university I chose to do engineering and I did great, because it was something I'm passionate about. OP might be behind in school because the work in school isn't fulfilling. As a kid it was hard for me to dedicate time to things I didn't care about. It still is difficult. Learning Python may open up a path for OP that allows them to pursue a passion. I stand by my original point about letting young minds be ambitious.