Greetings

If I am asking too many questions of this kind of nature - - - please
advise - - - my guru
died some years ago (may even be known to some of you) so I have no
place to get information - - so the questions continue (they've been
going for a long time already - - - - grin!!).

In the beginning stages of learning how to program.

My mentor had advised that I seriously consider Python - - - but - - -
looking at the slow processing
time and the impetus provided by this group I have been working on learning C.
(Now its slow going - - - - it seems that learning has become a going
around in too many circles with not a lot of " write this - - - see
this - - - means x and you use it for these reasons and in
the following fashion. " - - - Maybe its too close to what I call
monkey see monkey do kind of learning but I know it works AND the info
sticks - - - maybe its the idea that counting now starts with zero
instead of one has warped some other things - - - LOL.)

So I remember hearing about Cython - - - - sounds like that really
might be useful - - - you know a marriage between C and Python - - -
so fast and you can get down close to the proc etc etc. Is this
something to consider in trying to program microcontrollers and SoCs
(microprocessors) to do things for me or is this better left until I
get some fluency in C and then added?

Please advise

TIA