Stupid question about languages limitations from a very noob pseudo-programmer

Question

Can I create visual stuff with any language? The experience I have with Python is that it is a language that interprets your input on a console and returns an output without any visual feedback. Atm, I'm learning Java Script through Khan Academy's course and (at least what they use, which they reffer to ProcessingJS [which I also don't know how it is different from 'normal' JS] there the output is given in a x-y plane so the output is a visual feedback of my input. What's the exact difference between them?

Answer 1

Graphical Programming can be accomplished with a good amount of programming languages.
In Python, one graphical module is the turtle module. You can import the turtle module (not on SL), and it can be used to draw visual patterns and shapes, and turtle graphics are commonly used in lifestyle applications.
In other languages, such as C++, C, and Java you can use the libraries and modules that specialize in GUI (visual stuff), and create applications with GUI's, interactivity, etc.
JavaScript, HTML, and CSS are specifically created for making visual concepts.
I hope I answered your question correctly!

Answer 2

Thank you very much, Jonathan. You helped me a lot. That's exactly what I wanted to know.

Answer 3

You're very welcome! 👍