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Originally Posted by ixmatus  Eh - language of all languages at a human readable level (NOT machine code IOW) would be Assembler.
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And why is that?
I didn't mean "the language that's closest to the metal of all languages".
There are a lot of languages written in C, and there are a lot of them based on C syntax too. That explains my statement "the language of all languages".
I think C is a good language to gain a better understanding of how other languages work internally. If you want to learn a scripting language I would suggest Ruby instead of Python, but that's only an opinion based advice. Python has the , 'one way to do it philosophy', ruby has a 'write it how you want' philosophy . IMO Ruby is more flexible than Python.