<human>: Was looking for some feedback for my options this summer.

Currently, I am 24-years old, full-time college student and currently unemployed.

Prior to starting college last fall, I worked as a primary caregiver for 6-years. Having stopped working full-time, I focused primarily on school for the past year.

With being out of school for the summer, I'm trying to figure out what to do. The only job offers I've been receiving are caregiver jobs, which I no longer wish to do. So, aside from working as a caregiver again, I'm probably looking at working a retail related job at minimum wage.

However, I'm an IT major with some programming knowledge, and I've been debating on dedicating my summer to learning the Python programming language to possibly land something a little more high paying come the end of the summer/early fall. In my area at least, there is a bit of demand for individuals with experience with this language, so I'm considering it.

Also, I just want to add that I still live at home and have virtually no bills to pay. The only reason I'm considering working is to give me something to do this summer and to pay off some of my student loans early.

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<bot>: Work full-time @ minimum wage this summer to help pay off some of my student loans or dedicate the summer to learning a programming language to possibly land a decent paying job at the end of the summer/early fall?