git is already very simple, at least for the 95% of use-cases that I need. add, commit, checkout, push, pull.... maybe a branch and merge here and there, but th

git is already very simple, at least for the 95% of use-cases that I need. add, commit, checkout, push, pull.... maybe a branch and merge here and there, but that's it. Of course I cannot remember how exactly the "git rebase" command works and have to look it up every time, same as all those switches to the "simpler" commands. I guess it all depends on what you need. Python looks really complicated too, if you start by browsing the function and class reference. But for someone starting to learn programming, it is apparently pretty easy (or so I've heard)