Python Coding series: Episode 1: Python Intro

 

Python Coding Series

Episode 1: Python Intro:

Hello guys, welcome back to the coding series and I hope you understood what coding means and its uses. Today we are going to be learning about a Famous, Very advanced and yet easy to learn Programming Language Called Python.

So, what is Python, and what are its uses?

Let's see...

Python is a Programming language developed By Guido van Rossum (A dutch Programmer) In the year 1989 and Python was released to the world in 1991. Python, as the name says, has a snake-like logo where two snakes merge to form a plus like sign.

• Python has a similar Syntax to the English language. This allows Python to be easier and be advanced in its uses. 
• Python can be used in building many software such as this Blogspot app itself was built on Python. Python is an object-orientated language. 
• Python can create web applications and many other things. Python can work on any OS you are using (Be it Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, Mac, etc.). Python is easy in terms of writing a huge program in simple steps and fewer lines help programmers to understand make it easy as compared to other programming languages.
• Python runs on an interpreter system, that is it can be performed as soon as the code is written.
• The latest version of Python is Python 3.9.
• Python can be written in many Editors such as Pycharm, Spyder, Jupyter Notebook, etc. 
• Python was designed for readability and it has a similar syntax to the English language with influence from mathematics.
• Python uses New lines to make commands as opposed to other languages which use Parentheses and semicolons.
• Python relies on Indentation, using white space to define the scope for loops, class and functions, whereas other languages use curly brackets.

To download Python, Visit Python.org or I would recommend Pycharm, which I would use. To download Pycharm, Visit Pycharm.

Meet you On Episode 2, until then. Bye!

By the Blog Author.