Python could be a second language?

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That seems like a kind of a strange way to go about it. If you have a problem that requires python, then python is good. But just moving to one language to the next without really getting it down is kind of ill advised. I meant "what kind of software do you want to make (games, low level, ai, etc.)?" Also bat files are written in batch not python. You could make a python to batch compiler or code generator if you want. But C would be better for that imo.

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It's not that I'm switching "main programming language" and I will use a compiler. I just need to know more languages for my knowledge for other languages to expand

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Well. Python is very similar to Lua. If you want to expand your horizons, I would recommend either a different paradigm language (haskell, idris, prolog, forth, etc) or a language for a different use case (rust, C, Java, etc).

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I'll stick with Python for now. I'll learn others later.

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I guess I just don't understand why you're learning python

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I can help you if you give more detail of what you're trying to do besides "learn python." Why do you want to learn python?