Re: Moving away from BGT and learning python
Personally I'm very found of C# and the whole .NET environment. The language has the same learning curve as Java, though I think the ecosystem in .NET is easier to get around.
With this language you are able to use lambdas and functional programming concepts that Python has, without any trouble. And for what I'm seeing, this BGT seems like C and C++. I think the advantage of working with C# (And Java for that matter) is using managed code.
You won't be needing to worry about memory and pointers too much. You don't have pointers as in c and c++, but objects are references. It's easier for sure, but can be tricky sometimes.
I learned a bit of Python, but as I have worked my entire life with C-like languages, I found it very annoying to have to structure the code using only tabs and spaces. But I like very much the functional aspect of the language.
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