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by callumw13
1628 days ago
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You will see a lot of anecdotal opinions, obviously, as each persons advice will come from their own history but I'd like to echo the comments that there's no real linear path of what you "should" do next after learning Python. You have endless opportunities. My own 2 cents would be that I would recommend sticking around before moving on. Learning one language until you're fully proficient as you said you're not yet "professional in python", find problems that you can solve so you get used to solving the actual problems not working on learning the language syntax. Python is incredibly versatile and you have endless projects available to you. Once you have done that, you can start to consider what languages would've made sense to use for the project, what would the advantages/disadvantages be and try to pick the most appropriate language for each project. |
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