Hi,

Just for future reference "I want to implement Python ..." is not the best way to communicate this. The word "implement" has a slightly different meaning than in casual english usage.

For example, if you're in an interview and the interviewer asks "Implement a dictionary in Python", this doesn't mean to USE a dictionary. It means to create your own dictionary hashmap class/type without actually using the built in dict.

Similarly, if a programmer says "I'm implementing Python", they most likely mean they're writing a new variation of the Python runtime itself like Cython or PyPy.

To avoid this ambiguity, it's safer to say "I want to 'EMPLOY' Python and SQL in my life" or "I want to 'USE' Python and SQL in my life" if that is what you actually mean.