Definitely agree there. I've moved through several languages - c, c++, java and now python. Over the years my work has progressed from real hard development to

Definitely agree there. I've moved through several languages - c, c++, java and now python. Over the years my work has progressed from real hard development to more of an analysis & design & architecture role. So, when I decided to get back in touch with programming and complete problems on online judges as a hobby - I just went with c/c++ (c++ just to use the template library).