Was Python really the right choice?

Question

I am learning Python first but I’m wondering what you all did first and if I chose the right language? So far I’ve answered other people’s questions that Python is a good base language but I’m starting to wonder if I made the wrong assumption because I still get this big limited feeling.

Answer 1

@Gordie is right. I think, too, you must begin with low level programming languages, like C/C++ or Assembly (joking:) ). It is important to understand how the computer thinks and how the programmer must think.
But (!), as I like the Python and code more in it, I don't think it is wrong choice. You can learn it first, because Python is very good in introducing to programming. But, if you want to be good programmer, you must know how to use the things you've learnt and to know how they work. In Python, the last thing is harder to understand than in lower level languages, but it's not impossible. Don't give up.

Answer 2

Don't worry man, you'll be comfortable as you become more familiar and practice more python.
It's nice to learn python as your Ist language.

Answer 3

Well said Gordie Sir!

Answer 4

I’m not a huge fan of python, but it’s a relatively short tutorial, so if you feel the same by the end, you still won’t waste much time learning it.

After python I’d suggest Java, then C#, then C++, then find a C tutorial.

Answer 5

Thx Gordie I’ll try to finish up Python quickly so I can start Java

Answer 6

Python is good. But you should learn something like html and css and JavaScript. Then learn something like Java or c++