Is it worth it to get into python if you can handle c# and java?

You mean it's definitly worth it?;) @KeyWeeUsr

Oh you didn't! :D You want to say to me I can't handle Java or C#? I know C# quite well and Java is just nope.

I am just searching for another language to learn that gives me more space then only this 2 languages... which one should u recommend?@KeyWeeUsr

Python and Java/C# has different approach to programming. Java/C# is for large scale softwares. Python is mostly for scripting (or any scripting) although you can use it for big software as well.

Unless you know design patterns or data structures very well, it might be better to learn those instead. It's not that hard to switch between different languages. But it's hard to make sure you know the right practice.

Doesn't really matter. Choose a framework or a library you want to use and learn the appropriate language. In languages generally it's just a matter of switching to a little bit different syntax.

Style of the code is a little bit different topic, especially the Java repetitiveness and forcing you to separate each class to its own file, which is just insane.

Someone likes that too, so go figure... ^^

Thanks man! I am diving into it tonight! @KeyWeeUsr

@tahnik exactly! We had this guy at my previous job that was considered Uber programmer, because he knew so many languages. Couldn't code for shit though, so we were left refactoring code in five different languages to add new features after he left. It was all converted to C# and Javascript after a few years.

Why not? :D Python is just awesome and simple to learn/master!

Is it worth it to learn how to cook when you already know how to paint and how to play curling ?

If you know how to program why should you learn to cook ;) @SteakMou

@CookieDev cuz itz relaxing :P

I definitly love cooking but I love to eat what I cook even more :p @KeyWeeUsr