why we choose Python?
Nowadays,Python is now one of the fastest-growing programming languages, even rivaling PHP to become the most popular interpreted language. So that, here are the reasons why we have been choosing Python for the past decade:
1) Python is robust
-Python has a relative small quantity of lines of code, that can make it less disposed to issues, easier to debug, and more maintainable. Besides, Python can resolve the complex problems, as illustrated by the fact that it powers most of YouTube and DropBox, not to mention Reddit, Quora, Disqus and FriendFeed. Moreover, Google also has made Python one of its official programming languages. Its show that python are very good and fast.
2) Python is flexible
-Python enables flexibility. Python is used in a wide array of industries and from a different usages, from websites and web applications to systems administration, voice over IP, and desktop apps. Python is also a staple of the Scientific community. Because its not originally created for certain need, so Python are not driven by certain APIs.Python also suitable for fast development of applications.
3) Python is easy to learn and use
-"Python in particular emerges as a near ideal candidate for a first programming language", says John M. Zelle, in the Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Physics at Wartburg College in Iowa (source). This shows that Python are insightful and fun. So that,we not need see the references like we would in Java. Besides, its also simple and straight-forward syntax especially for contributes to the development of neat looking code. Python's naming convention is common from module to module, so that developers are barely to make syntax errors. This means its can less bugs and more faster.
4) Python reduces time to market
-Python is one of the open source software to build business-critical applications. This because the dynamic languages are the best solution for reduce time to market for enterprise applications. So, Python can make it faster to market as its refer with "batteries included".
5) Python is free
-Since Python is an open source programming language, so its free.
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