Advice needed

[Chad Crabtree]

"Alberto" <aaflores at gmail.com> wrote in message news:<1100361297.413616.17890 at f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>...
> I was trying to understand the reasons why I should learn Python. More
> like a pros/cons about this language. Currently, I use C, C/C++, Java,
> Perl, Visual VB and was looking to see the usefulness of Python.  Any
> suggestions?

Well if you have all those languages then I don't think there's any
real reason to spend the time learning python.  Except if a cooler
object system, minimialistic syntax, and a groovy community are
important to you then perhaps you should learn python.