Alvin Mites

The one thing I wouldn't do is mix the two, different structures and ideas for how to do things

Taking a class in python already? I'd lean to Django Want to learn a language that will carry forward to a good paying job .net

Python is an excellent language, though it's often being replaced with things like go which uses a similar syntax

Over time you're going to learn many languages if you want to be a great programmer spend your time with one and dive deep, learn what makes it shine and what the draw backs are grow proficient with it and then consider learning something different so you can compare

Early on learning a single language at depth is more important than tinkering with several or learning any specific language

Good luck

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This site is about specific this vs that technical questions, you're still in the high level how would I do this phase which involves conversations with developers or more time spent understanding the details of what you're trying to do

stack overflow has a great community for this kind of support to learn more nuts and bolts