What has science done?

I originaly learned C++ to code user interface, but the only things I got so far to work is popup messages, and all the programs with interface are coded with microsoft visual basic, VB.net, other .net shit mixed with C++. The question is, can you code user interface with pure C++/C or you have to become a microsoft supporter? or I rather learn python and go yoonicks all the way? Discuss.

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For most practical intents and purposes, Python is restricted to use as an interpreted scripting language, for relatively trivial tasks that are a little too complex for shell/sed/awk, but don't warrant anything overly complex.
Expert troll or expertest troll?