Re: What language is easy?
Learning multiple languages at the same time, or learning one by one and trying to actually write code in each of them is good idea. That's what I'm doing every time when I want to learn some programming language. Also, you will never, never know if the programming language is good for you or not if you actually don't try it. I've learned C++ before Python. I found it too complicated for my current computer knowledge and programming needs, so I switched to Lua and after a short amount of time I've learned Python. Now I got a job as a developer, so I finally got a reason to learn few more languages, so now I'm learning Java and Perl. Java is now much easier for me than I thought it would be, because it's syntax is similar to C++ or C#, and thanks to Python I can understand object oriented programming much easier because both Python and Java are object oriented languages. The point is, the more programming knowledge you have, the easier it will be for you to switch between various programming languages. Also learning BGT as someone who already has some coding experience was not a problem for me. In fact the bigger problem for me in BGT were it's advanced features such as handlers and function handlers, interfaces and similar stuff that is not available in Python. And just to mention for the end of my post, regarding sound libraries for Python 3, the answer is Libaudioverse.
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