At university we didn't use Python, but mostly Java, C++, C a bit of Haskell and some even more esoteric ones.
Sure thing I got exposed to Python, but to this day, I don't like it.
All that whitespace typing just kills me xD
I am not normally someone who cares the slightest about Syntax.
I've written Rust, C++, C, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Haskell, Kotlin, Scala, PHP, and many, many more in my spare time and being paid to... Yes, I've also been paid to write Python and I use it for some scripts instead of bash occasionally, but boy will I never like Python
Well, I feel you very much about Python! Also was coding in plenty of languages for past 30 years (assembly, pascal, C, D, java, visual basic, typescript, C++, and so on and so for) and every now and then I wonder if that aversion of mine towards indentation based languages (python, nim) comes from lack of enough flexibility of my mind/aversion towards training my brain to use and recognize different coding way or it is simply because it not ergonomic enough once you reach certain skill level.
At university we didn't use Python, but mostly Java, C++, C a bit of Haskell and some even more esoteric ones.
Sure thing I got exposed to Python, but to this day, I don't like it.
All that whitespace typing just kills me xD
I am not normally someone who cares the slightest about Syntax.
I've written Rust, C++, C, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Haskell, Kotlin, Scala, PHP, and many, many more in my spare time and being paid to... Yes, I've also been paid to write Python and I use it for some scripts instead of bash occasionally, but boy will I never like Python