Because, especially for learning, you need tools adequate for the task... Masters can be more flexible and use inferior tools and still be successful; students need every bit of help they can get, and they need the tools that aren't going to betray them every step of the way.
Giving someone Python to make a database, is like giving a student in a culinary school a dull knife: it's hard to do it with the right tools, but it becomes mission impossible when you are also crippled by your tools.
It's the same analogy I used before: using toy "doctor set" vs. learning to be a surgeon. There's no path that will bring you from using a toy set to be a surgeon. It serves a different purpose: entertainment / roleplay. You don't mean to roleplay as a programmer by using Python, right?
Giving someone Python to make a database, is like giving a student in a culinary school a dull knife: it's hard to do it with the right tools, but it becomes mission impossible when you are also crippled by your tools.
It's the same analogy I used before: using toy "doctor set" vs. learning to be a surgeon. There's no path that will bring you from using a toy set to be a surgeon. It serves a different purpose: entertainment / roleplay. You don't mean to roleplay as a programmer by using Python, right?