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      Where is python used?

      • Posted by Python Point Team
      • Categories Python
      • Date November 25, 2020
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      Python is a general purpose, high level, interpreted language with easy syntax and dynamic semantics.

      It has an amazing computing power and is much more productive.

      Python is easy-to-learn yet powerful object oriented programming language. It is a very high level programming language yet as powerful as many other middle-level not so high level languages like C, C++, Java, etc.

      Pluses of Python

      • Easy to use object oriented language
      • Expressive language
      • Interpreted language
      • Its completeness
      • Cross-platform language
      • Free and open source
      • Variety of usage/Application

      Python has evolved into a powerful, complete and useful language over these years. These days Python is being used in many diverse fields/applications, some of which are:

      • Scripting
      • Web application
      • Game development
      • System Administration
      • Rapid prototyping
      • GUI programs
      • Database Application
      • Data Science
      • Machine learning

      Python offers many choices for Web development:

      • Django
      • Pyramid
      • Flask

      Python’s standard library supports many internet protocols:

      • HTML
      • XML
      • JSON
      • FTP, IMAP

      Python is widely used in Scientific and Numeric computing:

      • SciPy
      • Pandas
      • IPython
      • NumPy

      Although, it is not perfect for every type of application, yet it has many strengths that make it a good choice for many situations.

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