is it worth it to learn python ?

[webMahesh]

Learning Python is highly valuable since it is widely employed across various industries.

 

[FUTP]

Yep, it surely will help you with your automation cases. Also you can try Go for that. But Go might be a little harder to learn, tbh

 

[Deleted member 1725896]

Python is a great programming language to learn because of its versatility, simplicity, community support, and career opportunities. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, learning Python can help you expand your skillset and open up many new opportunities.

 

[deroty]

It won't give harm. You will be also able to handle anything for yourself. Depending on just outsource programmers can be risky. They can put dangerous codes to your software.

 

[Proxy_prinz]

Da, opredelonno. Sintaksis intuitivno ponyaten. Prost v osvoyenii. Funktsional pozvolyayet sdelat' avtomatizirovanno, pokrayney mere u menya - vso.







Yes, definitely. The syntax is intuitive. Easy to learn. The functionality allows you to do everything automatically, at least for me.

 

[awesomewebsites]

Hiii guys i'm in a stage where i'm making a couple of hundred dollars per month i want to scale i want to autmate a lot of work do u think is it worth it to start learning python ? Thanks in advance fam

It will be very helpful. This technology is in good demand and you can even land a job paying many times higher than your current job.

 

[Haz]

Learning Python is always valuable. It varies depending on the work to be done, but it appeals to many areas. You won't regret it.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Just get chatgpt to code what you want. You'll be surprised at how efficient and easy it makes everything

 

[DigitalNeeds]

From reading the all your comments in the thread very useful and informative... As a user proud to be here

 

[Beklink]

Totally worth it to learn python. It will be useful in automation tasks and more

 

[Proxy Cake]

Yes, learning Python is generally worth it. Python is a versatile and widely used programming language with applications in web development, data science, artificial intelligence, automation, and more. Its readability and simplicity make it beginner-friendly, and its extensive libraries and community support contribute to its popularity. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, adding Python to your skill set can enhance your career opportunities and enable you to work on a variety of projects.

Thanks chatgpt

 

[Dunston]

Oh boy, yes yes yes. Learning python was the best thing I ever did for my career. Being able to automate tasks, build web apps/APIs, and manipulate data has made me very valuable over the last few years.

From there I branched into Go (I also highly recommend this language once you have a firm grasp on python).

 

[VIPSTORE]

Hey there! Congratulations on your progress and wanting to take things to the next level. Learning Python can definitely be a game-changer for automating tasks and scaling your work. Python is known for its simplicity and versatility, making it a popular choice for automation and scripting.

With Python, you can automate repetitive tasks, build powerful tools, and even develop web applications. It has a wide range of libraries and frameworks that can help you streamline your workflows and save time.

Investing time in learning Python can pay off in terms of increased efficiency and productivity. It opens up opportunities to explore new avenues and tackle more complex projects. Plus, Python has a vibrant community, so you'll have plenty of resources and support along the way.

So, yes, I think it's definitely worth it to start learning Python to scale your work and automate tasks. Best of luck on your journey, and if you need any assistance or resources, feel free to ask. You've got this, fam!

 

[NexionSEO]

Yes, Learning Python is very nice as it is very versatile

 

[0in3]

yea you can scale and learn and building anythting with python defintly worth the time and investment ) scripts are fun and not that to hard to make especialy since with all these ai tools it can get automated or smth faster

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Definitely yes, it's a powerful language that can help you do a lot of things

 

[VictorSQ]

Python is a fantastic choice for automating tasks, especially if you're looking to scale your workflow. It's pretty beginner-friendly compared to other languages, so you can jump in and start building some cool scripts to save you time. Plus, the online Python community is huge, so there's plenty of help available if you get stuck. Python's uses go way beyond automation. Think of it as an investment that could pay off in tons of ways.

 

[Mister_Twister]

I would suggest you to take CS50's course from Harvard. It's free..

I remember passing this course myself but it's like to get you familiar with elementary basics of every programming language. It's not fully concentrated on Python so may not work for everyone. It's really good in explaining basics though.

 

[CCO_Smmrace]

Python is fine. I'd recommend Golang unless your need NLP/ML/DataViz.

Why?

 

[CCO_Smmrace]

Oh boy, yes yes yes. Learning python was the best thing I ever did for my career. Being able to automate tasks, build web apps/APIs, and manipulate data has made me very valuable over the last few years.

From there I branched into Go (I also highly recommend this language once you have a firm grasp on python).

Can you tell me more about Go, why you switched to Go and what it can do better than python, thank you!