Ok, like I mentioned before, I'm learning C# for fun. I'm interested in learning Python sort of as a "supplement" (by that, I mean a language with scripting capabilities that can do things maybe simpler than C# might). One concern I have about learning them simultaneously is that I'll start to get overwhelmed and mix things up, but I think I'm at least smart enough not to do that! :)
My other concern is exactly how indepth I'll need to go with Python. I enjoy learning about the details of C# and the .NET Framework, but I think in order to keep things simple (in terms of learning two languages at once), I won't really get into the "behind the scenes" stuff with Python. I plan to just learn it well enough to write small scripts here and there. So my question is, is this feasible? Or does learning Python require (or entail) learning all the details behind it? Also, do I need to know anything about C or C++? Python seems to connected to those languages that I'm afraid learning Python by itself might not be practical, but hopefully that's unfounded. Thanks! -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
