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THANKS GUYS !!!!!!

For at least viewing the topic, sometimes last year, i was here crying out loud with the thirst to start learning programing. I can't find that post for now, but some noble and well respected dudes suggested for me to first go into Python. I did as i was told and downloaded enough materials, did enough reading, and now, i have an idea of what learning a programing language could be like.

All this while i have been compiling many programs on my own, and with my initiative i've been able to integrate some techniques into it.
To the poit of the post now, i am not totally done on learning python, but would only like to run back to you my mentors to please guide me on what to go to next after python as i intend on readily downloading all that would be needed for it, so i can move onto it with ease when m done with python. This i deem necessary because i would have less access to the net in the next one month.

A friend actually suggested i go into Java right away, but i decided on coming here first, so as to know your opinions, as you have been the ones guiding me from start.

there really is no language hierachy when learning programming... Since you have already learnt python, why don't you start developing consumer softwares or isn't that why you learnt programming?

Thanks Guys,
I'll build my self more on the current one.

omo_to_dun: What is more important than the number of languages that you can wield is the number of applications that you have built with such tools. Far be it from me to advise anyone not to learn another language for I love learning languages too; however, proficiency in a particular language is the most alluring trait of any programmer. Of course, it is not necessarily the case that the fewer languages you know the better you will be at them since you have more time to practice them. Instead of going to Java, find books and tutorials on Advanced Python.

Please could you suggest projects for a beginner programmer?