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Why Python...?

 Many programming beginners come up with the thought Why Python.?

Here are some reasons..

1.)Easy to Understand and Learn.

2.)Support From Major Corporate sponsors

3.)Hundreds of Libraries and Many Frameworks.

4,)Versatile,Efficient,Fast.

5,)Hottest trends like Bigdata,Machinelearning,CloudComputing need Python 

Guddo von Russom created python in 1980s with clear view to make it a general purpose language

The major reason behind popularity of python is in simplicity in its syntax.And it is interpreted which makes it more popular among developers.


-Rushi Mahapure

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