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Should You Learn Python in 2026

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@Yims025 　22일 전

How will you be able to read if you have not, or don't know how to write code

2026-08-18 07:49

[ytcid:Ugyulk4sp_OPoRl0bvZ4AaABAg] How will you be able to read if you have not, or don't know how to write code



@necronsarmor 　22일 전

Python overrated and overused

2026-08-18 06:39

[ytcid:UgyPNRk5A5rxyprgAwF4AaABAg] Python overrated and overused



@EntHouse001 　22일 전

Bro, It's fucking worth learning.
It builds foundation bro, stopping deterring people please. How do you learn to debug and *understand* PYTHON if you don't learn PYTHON(common sense).

Stop spreading misinformation and confusion.

2026-08-18 04:01

[ytcid:UgzCwsuJkm7XPmDhvjN4AaABAg] Bro, It's fucking worth learning. It builds foundation bro, stopping deterring people please. How do you learn to debug and *understand* PYTHON if you don't learn PYTHON(common sense). Stop spreading misinformation and confusion.



@donchikaya1446 　22일 전

Learn it guy learn it it's important and fun

2026-08-18 03:59

[ytcid:UgwJS-pQ4I6wlWQ6_NN4AaABAg] Learn it guy learn it it's important and fun



@KrishnaEgiti 　22일 전

Good suggestion from a perfect/correct person or Ethos

Thank you for clarity

2026-08-18 02:15

[ytcid:Ugy1dJ9uiBjGDbHG7fF4AaABAg] Good suggestion from a perfect/correct person or Ethos Thank you for clarity



@stevenedwards8… 　22일 전

You're not helping, Tim. You're one of the people that is actively promoting the destruction of programming as the fun hobby it used to be

2026-08-18 01:51

[ytcid:UgymCbP5lzGoW35zGiF4AaABAg] You're not helping, Tim. You're one of the people that is actively promoting the destruction of programming as the fun hobby it used to be



@rokrok27 　22일 전

Ai has ruined everything

2026-08-17 22:03

[ytcid:UgwUiDy1d2V1x-rZnyZ4AaABAg] Ai has ruined everything



@Celecture_alve… 　21일 전

learn if you like simple, practical, logic focused programing language for daily script... otherwise just waste your time if you not in this field

2026-08-18 16:59

[ytcid:UgyAJVlA2loKdRngz3V4AaABAg] learn if you like simple, practical, logic focused programing language for daily script... otherwise just waste your time if you not in this field



@lightless 　21일 전

This guys entire channels about python lmao

2026-08-18 16:46

[ytcid:Ugx0f_MwjQUOyCuc0694AaABAg] This guys entire channels about python lmao



@pixelmon5596 　21일 전

nah the hearts are 226 and start says 2026

2026-08-18 14:58

[ytcid:UgyUnQwVAtfLApcCfHh4AaABAg] nah the hearts are 226 and start says 2026



@maqsymus 　22일 전

IMHO, you can’t really debug code without writing code. Debugging is a form of reverse engineering: first, you need to understand how things are supposed to work; then, you need to understand how they can go wrong—and that comes with experience; and last but not least, you need to know how to fix them. And fixing things ultimately means writing code.

2026-08-18 09:55

[ytcid:UgwAP_AyjywQSSHevEF4AaABAg] IMHO, you can’t really debug code without writing code. Debugging is a form of reverse engineering: first, you need to understand how things are supposed to work; then, you need to understand how they can go wrong—and that comes with experience; and last but not least, you need to know how to fix them. And fixing things ultimately means writing code.



@maqsymus 　22일 전

How can you know Python without learning? Please enlighten.

2026-08-18 09:48

[ytcid:UgzunZWC46U65CgBxD94AaABAg] How can you know Python without learning? Please enlighten.



@nathanhaynes91… 　21일 전

If you're asking yourself if you should learn Python then you need to learn it. I usually try pretty hard not to be negative in the comments, but this is just dumb.

2026-08-19 00:18

[ytcid:UgzlGFYZK57s_2L920t4AaABAg] If you're asking yourself if you should learn Python then you need to learn it. I usually try pretty hard not to be negative in the comments, but this is just dumb.



@joebonsaipolan… 　20일 전

You can’t read Python code unless you know Python code come on

2026-08-19 20:08

[ytcid:Ugw8FF2LXRTRQBAw11x4AaABAg] You can’t read Python code unless you know Python code come on



@stochastic_ent… 　20일 전

It's pretty difficult to debug it if you haven't learned it. Debugging is the real value proposition for any programmer / SWE, but that skill is developed by ... you guessed it, writing and understanding what the code is doing.

2026-08-19 22:39

[ytcid:Ugz-cGWd4RFsrf6N_4F4AaABAg] It's pretty difficult to debug it if you haven't learned it. Debugging is the real value proposition for any programmer / SWE, but that skill is developed by ... you guessed it, writing and understanding what the code is doing.



@shabbirabbas61… 　19일 전

Dude...what are you saying?? Of course you need to know python to debug it!

2026-08-20 23:19

[ytcid:Ugx3xlTzaVB59nQmjtd4AaABAg] Dude...what are you saying?? Of course you need to know python to debug it!



@Chertograad 　16일 전

Python is great, but personally my interests shifted towards Go, because of Python's clunky distribution, dependency hell and whatnot.
Especially on Windows people just don't have it installed and forget to manually update it.
And asking someone to run pip install is a no-go. Freezing has its own problems as well.

With Golang, you keep most of Python's simplicity with easy syntax and garbage collection, but distribution is a breeze. Just run "go build" and you've got a single working file (exe or something else for macOS and linux)

2026-08-23 18:12

[ytcid:UgwXGZiJnRuRrXzH2m14AaABAg] Python is great, but personally my interests shifted towards Go, because of Python's clunky distribution, dependency hell and whatnot. Especially on Windows people just don't have it installed and forget to manually update it. And asking someone to run pip install is a no-go. Freezing has its own problems as well. With Golang, you keep most of Python's simplicity with easy syntax and garbage collection, but distribution is a breeze. Just run "go build" and you've got a single working file (exe or something else for macOS and linux)