RE: The Article - Python is good for a lot of things except high performance, mission critical and web-browser-based code. RE: The Question -Everyone should le

RE: The Article - Python is good for a lot of things except high performance, mission critical and web-browser-based code. RE: The Question -Everyone should learn FORTH first and C second ;) but that's not practical anymore. For those with Apple gear, I recommend Swift (in "Swift Playgrounds"), otherwise I recommend CircuitPython (on Raspberry Pi) to all but mid-career professionals. For mid-career professionals, I'm going to recommend JavaScript because of needing to build things that are of practical value rather than spending countless hours on building foundational skills and then migrating to JavaScript, all while carrying the weight of the world. For just about everyone else, Python3 as your first computer language is The Way. PS: I have over four decades of industry experience and am not eligible for the senior menu at Denny's yet.