Simple graphical representations: what language should I use?

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For animating motion in Python, VPython is highly recommended as it simplifies the process of creating 3D animations and visualizations, particularly for projectiles and bouncing balls. Additionally, exploring graphic libraries such as OpenGL or DirectX can enhance animation capabilities, providing more advanced features for rendering graphics. These tools can significantly improve the learning experience and effectiveness in creating dynamic simulations.
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I'm currently learning Python, but right now I'm interested in animating the motion of things like projecticles, bouncing balls, etc.

What language is good for doing stuff like this? And are there any add ons for Python that allow this?
 
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Hmm learning a graphic library would be good ,, for example OpenGl or DirectX
 
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