Python Language

Python Language

What is Python?

• used in software development
• used in web development (server-side)
• used in mathematics
• used in system scripting
• has a simple syntax similar to the English language
• allows developers to write programs with fewer lines than some other programming languages
• runs on an interpreter system, meaning that code can be executed as soon as it is written
•  designed to for readability
• new lines to complete a command
• relies on indentation, using white-space, to define scope
• to create web applications
• alongside software to create workflows
• connect to database systems
• handle big data and perform complex mathematics
• rapid prototyping, or for production-ready software development
• Python (.py)

Note: There are two different Python versions. Both Python 2 and Python 3 are used throughout the globe. The most significant difference between the two is how you write a print statement. In Python 3, print has parentheses().

Writing a comment in Python Language:

use # or """___"""

Print messages start line with the word print
If the printed two quotes does not make sense to each other the Python language will determined it as error.

What did I learn?

  The Python Language is a lot easier to read comparing to other coding languages therefore it's easier to learn. Most of the exercises in this lesson is all about writing a comment or printing a statement. And also learning different ways of typing the instructions into the system.

What I'll be doing tomorrow...

   I will be moving onto the next chapter in the Python language---

Strings & Console Output