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**xXOpkillerXx** · 12-4-2022, 04:58 PM

If you go with Python, try to stay within the Python 3.8 and above range. It has better typings support and a Lot of code in the pre-typings Python era was made by people who couldn't structure code properly; the language was too easy to do whatever you wanted with it, similarly to MATLAB for example.

If C/C++ is that much of a goal for you, you can always learn Cython afterwards.

12-4-2022, 04:58 PM	#2
xXOpkillerXx ✘ Forever OP✘ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Canada,Quebec Age: 28 Posts: 4,171	Re: Python as a first programming language If you go with Python, try to stay within the Python 3.8 and above range. It has better typings support and a Lot of code in the pre-typings Python era was made by people who couldn't structure code properly; the language was too easy to do whatever you wanted with it, similarly to MATLAB for example. If C/C++ is that much of a goal for you, you can always learn Cython afterwards.