Firstly I am not against python but...I deny the approach of this article, cause at the base core level the gods of building a software are C/C++ programmers. Now GoLang is growing to be a god at server end.

Yes I accept that python is a easy to use and script language but it is slow and sluggish for complex tasks and one never understand the logic of basics like str()[::-1] on how exactly a string is reversed at the low level which is highly necessary to build a profound understand of software and hardware handshakes.

Yes I love python, in fact that is the only language I am good at and use. But I feel this emptyness of not being able to code real-time speed driven solutions for any software out there. Python itself is coded in c/c++.

So as far as my perspective is concerned one should always try to learn C++ once you finish learning python that is easy to understand and learn. You might feel like shit when you come to C++ after python but C/C++ are like god level languages for software design and hardware programming. Unless you are totally a geek and want to write in Assembly language.