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why we use python not other high level languages like java and c++.. tell me its pro and Con's..

i just want to start new course in python

23rd Aug 2018, 11:45 AM
Aarav Raj
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thanx buddy
23rd Aug 2018, 11:53 AM
Aarav Raj
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you're welcome
23rd Aug 2018, 11:56 AM
Md. Mubtashim Fuad
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Python pros Read it, use it with ease. "The main characteristics of a Python program is that it is easy to read," says Pierre Carbonnelle, a Python programmer and blogger who runs the PyPL language index. "This has benefits to you and to others. It helps you think more clearly when writing programs, and it helps the others who will maintain or enhance your program. In both cases, it requires less effort to write a Python program than to write one in another language like C++ or Java." Readability of Python facilitates open source development, Carbonnelle added. [ Also on InfoWorld: 6 best JavaScript IDEs and 10 best JavaScript editors. | Keep up with hot topics in programming with InfoWorld’s App Dev Report newsletter. ] Python is easy to use and extremely popular in academia, creating a large talent pool, says Sumit Chachra, CTO at Tivix, a software consulting firm that specializes in Python/Django development. Django and Python are leveraged by Tivix in Web and mobile development, he says. Python is a very productive way to write code, says Stephen Deibel, of Wingware, which makes the Wing Python IDE. "Some of this comes from the simple syntax and readability -- there is virtually no 'boilerplate' at all. Some of it comes from the rich, well-designed built-ins and standard library and the availability of many third-party open source libraries and modules." By being easy to understand, the code is easier to maintain, he adds. Python, says Chachra, is dynamically typed and flexible, with code that is less verbose. However, he cites dynamic typing as a potential negative (see below). Internet of things opportunities. Python may become popular for the Internet of things, as new platforms such as Raspberry Pi are based on it, Carbonnelle says. Raspberry Pi's documentation cites the language as "a wonderful and powerful programming language that's easy to use (easy to read and write) and with Raspberry Pi lets you connect your project to the real world." [ Learn Java from beginning concepts to advan
24th Aug 2018, 10:26 AM
kiran sahu
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thnx
24th Aug 2018, 10:28 AM
Aarav Raj
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