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why not move to python libraries like numpy?if you studied python ill suggest you perfect it.Else you can try any oop like java,c#,ruby e.t.c
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You have learned your first programming language which means you unlocked 2 new skill paths.
First: Putting more skillpoints into your Python-Skills which will over time unlock better and more complex abilities.
Second: Start leveling different programming languages which will provide you with more general skills which you can use in many different areas.
You will need to decide whether you want to be a specialist or generalist.
If you decide to learn another programming language i can recommend you to take a look into Java. It uses C-like syntax and is quite good to learn the concept of OOP. C# is very similar to Java but for me it feels like it has more to offer for an experienced programmer. Stay away from C++ for now as it is not a very beginner friendly language.
Whatever you do, keep in mind that you constantly need to write programms in order to keep your newly learned skills. You *will* forget stuff and only by reapeatedly relearn and using it you can bake your programming skills into your mind.
Good luck and have fun!