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Topic	ITT: Learning Python
SpiritSephiroth 08/03/21 10:29:54 PM #129:	1337toothbrush posted... It's best to stick with a single language to learn at least the basics. However, you may want to look at other languages to see if they make more sense to you to help you learn faster. Just be careful not to get distracted and go all over the place without making progress. Questionmarktarius posted... Whenever you have to, or at least get curious. If you know one, you can half-ass your way though others. Especially so for the "C-style" ones. Most of the adaptation is in learning what includes (or whatever the language calls them) are nigh mandatory at the top, if needed at all. Yeah I'll be sticking with Python for a while before touching new code programs. --- https://imgur.com/spfW7gv https://imgur.com/EAuZ5LW https://imgur.com/ZzXmr8X <cite>SpiritSephiroth posted [p:956754438] in ITT: Learn... [t:79528580]...</cite> <quote>1337toothbrush posted... </cite> <quote>It's best to stick with a single language to learn at least the basics. However, you may want to look at other languages to see if they make more sense to you to help you learn faster. Just be careful not to get distracted and go all over the place without making progress.</quote> Questionmarktarius posted... </cite> <quote>Whenever you have to, or at least get curious. If you know one, you can half-ass your way though others. Especially so for the "C-style" ones. Most of the adaptation is in learning what includes (or whatever the language calls them) are nigh mandatory at the top, if needed at all.</quote> Yeah I'll be sticking with Python for a while before touching new code programs. --- https://imgur.com/spfW7gv https://imgur.com/EAuZ5LW https://imgur.com/ZzXmr8X</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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