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Javascript is more easier, while Python is more complex. So, maybe you should try Javascript.
Knowing C (or indeed any other language) will make learning Python slightly easier but Python is an easy language to begin with. Therefore learn Python first. Also, it's best to learn C++ before learning C.
You can go knee deep and start learning the more difficult C++ or start by learning an easier one like Lua or Python. I have started learning C++ but have experience in Python, Javascript and Visual Basic which helps slightly.
You must learn Python.
I don't think it is the easiest - definitely not the easiest to learn. For example, I found Python to be much easier to learn than Java. The introduction to computer science course at the Udacity website uses Python; you may want to get started there.
You want to develope a antivirus software what should you want you learn in programming languages?
I would personally learn Python because it teaches you about all of the important information and techniques of programming but doesn't have the complexity of languages like C++. They teach Python in schools now because of its friendly and simple concepts.
those student want to become engineeer. they should learn math.
they should go to college because you can learn more about what you want to learn and you can pick the job you want to go.
Python is good. But not if you wont to build on that language as python is pretty much python only, as well as pygame which is fun.
You should feed your baby ball python frozen pinkies, your middle-aged python frozen mice, your aged python, live mice!
Impossible, php is not designed for such things, maybe with php-gtk (but i don't think so), learn C/C++ or vb.net (i don't advise you to) or learn a scripting language like python or if you want it easy learn autoit3