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I agree with Vinni Marcon.
C language gives you simple tools to create complex tools, Python gives a lot of complex tools so makes things easier.
I think the C is good for low-level programs, C++ for big projects (thanks to OOP) and Python for high level or abstract stuff.
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People believe that python is the best language to learn programming because it has simplicity as many of the functions in other languages are simple in python, but C and C ++ are also great languages to learn.
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Some say so, although I found Ruby to be a bit similar.
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Basic Python is relatively easy. Once you get past the basics though, depending on what you’re doing, it can get really complicated, really fast.
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In my experience, high-level interpreter languages are the most straightforward to learn.
Python is an example of those, although I personally have found VBA more accessible to learn. Possibly that is because I am already comfortable with Excel.
A reason that it is typically easier to learn a high-level interpreter language than to learn a low-level language such as C or C++ is that you can more quickly focus on the actual programming concepts such as loops and function calls without the need to consider memory allocation, compiling an executable, or other setup that is needed before you can even execute a simple program in a low-level language.