u/TheRedditObserver0

Next year I'm going to take a course in complex geometry, it's should be based on books such as Griffiths&Harris, Huybrechts and Voisin.

I know some differential topology and obviously complex analysis, but I have never studied Riemannian geometry. Is this going to be an issue. How much Riemannian geometry do I need to learn to understand these books?

I'm a beginner in Python, I know how to handle variables, basic datatypes, functions, loops, if and try statements and very basic classes. Essentially the typical "intro to Python" course. Still, there is not much I'm able to do with these instruments.

I don't think I'm advanced enough for intermediate courses, so could you please give me some tips on how to bridge the gap? I really don't know where to start.