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How python is different from another language

 The biggest strength of python is huge collection of standard which can be used for the following : -

  1. Machine learning 
  2. GUI application ( like kivy , tkinter , pyQt ) etc.
  3. Web frame work like Django ( used by youtube , instagram , dropbox )
  4. Image processing (like open CU , pillow )
  5. web scripting ( like scrapy , beautiful saup , selenium )
  6. Test processing 
  7. Multimedia
  8. Scientific computing 
  9. Text processing and many more....

python features


python provides lots of features that are listed below.

1) easy to learn and use :- python is easy to learn and use it is developer frendly and high level language programming.

2) expressive language :- python is an interpreted language the code line by line at a time this wakes debugging easy and thus suitable for beginners. 

3) cross - platform : - python can run equally on different platforms such as window , macintosh etc. so we can say that python is a portable language.

4) free and open source : - python language is freely available at official web add the source code is also available therefore is open source.

5) object oriented language : - python supports object oriented language and concepts of classes and objects come into existence.

5) extensible : - it implies that other language such as C/C++ can be used to compile code and thus it can be used further in our python code.

8) large standard library : - python has a large and broad library and provides rich set of module and fictions for rapid application development.

9) GUI programming support : - graphical user interfaces can be developed using python.

10) integrated : - it can be integrated with languages like C/C++ , java , etc.



 








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