Python Introduction

What is Python?

Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, high-level programming language. Which was designed by Guido Van Rossum, and first released in February, 1991. Now days, python become very popular programming language.

Why python?

Following are the reasons to choose python as first programming language :

• Python is chosen as first programming language by the beginner because it has a big community support.

• Python is free, open source and portable. It means anyone can use python and no need to pay. Portable means python can be used on any operating system like windows, mac, Linux, etc.

• A large collection of python libraries or modules on the internet makes more easy to create projects.

• Python is simple and easy to understand. which feels like reading simple English.

• It takes very less development time. if you developing a project using python then it will take less time.

• Python is an interpreted language so it uses interpreter to execute the code 'line-by-line' that helps to find the errors at the time of execution.

What you can do with Python?

Following are the uses of python programming language :

• As we known, python is an object-oriented programming language. Therefore, we can create real-world entities projects using python.

• It can be used in data analysis and handling large amount of data.

• It is used in data science by data scientist.

• It is used in machine learning and deep learning.

• It is also used in web development.

• It is used in software development.

• You can create many awesome projects and it also depends on your creativity how you use python.

Comparing python with other programming languages.

If you compare python with other programming languages You will find python's syntax are too short. For example, if you write a program in C++ which perform a task and then you write a program in python which perform same task. Then you will find that the syntax of python is short, simple and easy to understand, which feels like reading English lines.

We'll be happy to know, what you like about python.