> Well, I tried to learn some Python, but I failed. Brother, unless you tried to start with class metaprogramming or something, there's no way someone proficie

> Well, I tried to learn some Python, but I failed. Brother, unless you tried to start with class metaprogramming or something, there's no way someone proficient with C to have struggles with basic python. Probably you didn't find a good resource. There are always resources like "X for Y programmer", this is what a quick Google search finds: https://engineering.purdue.edu/~milind/datascience/2018spring/notes/lecture-2.pdf https://engineering.purdue.edu/~milind/datascience/2018sprin... Or you learned the basics, held yourself to high standards, and got bored by all the dynamism / OOP details of python. Then let me tell you - 70% of python programmer don't use anything beyond basic OOP.