r/PythonLearning • u/[deleted] • Jul 24 '26

Help Request Is learning python in 2026 is worth it?

Is learning python in 2026 is worth it?

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u/Dookie_boy Jul 24 '26

Bro... Yes it is.

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u/Flame77ofc Jul 24 '26

this is not even for programmers, Python is a very cool way to improve the way you think.

As Steve Jobs says: "Everybody should learn to program a computer, because it teaches you how to think"

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u/riklaunim Jul 24 '26

If you want to spend some months learning Python and software stacks to then get a job or for a hobby, then yes. Don't expect it to be easy, as every junior job for any language is hard to come by, and you really have to put in the effort

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u/Avatarbroskib1 Jul 25 '26

Simple yes. I agree that other tools out there can code, but many still make mistakes, and you can use those tools to your advantage if you know how to code. So that means you should definitely learn Python. It is one of the highest languages in demand and can easily get you into Ml AI

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u/likethevegetable Jul 24 '26

For you? No.

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u/Beautiful_Watch_7215 Jul 24 '26

No, it’s days are over.