I haven't coded much ever since i went to uni so i dont know if my opinion is worth much, but python feels much more comfortable/intuitive to use.
you don't need to allocate or release memory yourself since it is done automatically for you, the types of variables are dynamic so you don't have to assign them before you compile the code, and there are no pointers so you can't have these weird illusive bugs that take you 10 hours to track down because your variables reference something that doesn't exist. python syntax also feels much less cryptic.
and it's not platform specific so i can code some quick uni stuff and run it on both my macbook that i take everywhere and my windows pc at home, without needing to recompile and install 20230230 applications and compilers and libraries and stuff.
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