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Introduction to Python



Introduction

Python is a general purpose programming language. Like other programming languages we can sort some points about Python.

  • Python is a High Level Programming Language (uses English like words, understandable to humans)
  • Python is an Interpreter, it scans every line from the beginning while converting it into machine codes.
  • Python is an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Language, so that the developers can use it for large scale and small scale projects to write clear, powerful codes with logical thinking.
  • Python was developed as a successor of ABC Programming Language in late 1980's and it was first ever released in 1991 by Guido Van Rossum.

Applications

Python has a wide range of applications in the present situation. Simplicity of writing codes and logical applications with support of large library Python has been predicted as a widely used programming language after C and Java. It is considered to be the most relevant language after 2021. Some of its key application areas are described below;

  • Online Video Library
  • Web Applications
  • Online Monitoring Systems
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Structured Web Developments
  • Robotics
  • Developing Mobile Apps
  • Defense Tool Development
  • Cyber Intrusion Testing
  • Language Processing
  • Machine Learning

We couldn't end here, because the language has endless features and development opportunities.

Features

As we know Python has so many application around the globe because of its key features like;

  • Platform Independence
  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Large Library Functions
  • Support from a Large Global Community
  • Wide Collection of IDEs for Application Development
  • Can use as a Scripting Language
  • Provides Dynamic Data Types and Dynamic Type Checking
  • Can Integrate with C, C++ and Java







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