The unlearning myth is nonsense. Anyone in any sort of state-of-the-art field learns new things constantly, and the more you learn, the broader and better you a

The unlearning myth is nonsense. Anyone in any sort of state-of-the-art field learns new things constantly, and the more you learn, the broader and better you are. The question isn’t one of order, but of what you should go deep into. With limited time, you can only go deep into two or three things in CS. This is, of course, partly a matter of taste and partly a practical matter, but I don’t believe that python wouldn’t be on anyone’s list for wasting time in depth.