Introduction to Python Programming

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Python is a well known programming language. It was made by Guido van Rossum, and delivered in 1991.

It is utilized for:


  •     web advancement (server-side),
  •     programming advancement,
  •     arithmetic,
  •     framework prearranging.

What else is there to do?


  •     Python can be utilized on a server to make web applications.
  •     Python can be utilized close by programming to make work processes.
  •     Python can associate with information base frameworks. It can likewise peruse and alter documents.
  •     Python can be utilized to deal with large information and perform complex arithmetic.
  •     Python can be utilized for fast prototyping, or for creation prepared programming advancement.


Why Python?


  •     Python chips away at various stages (Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, and so on)
  •     Python has a basic grammar like the English language.
  •     Python has sentence structure that permits designers to compose programs with less lines than some other programming dialects.
  •     Python runs on a translator framework, implying that code can be executed when it is composed. This implies that prototyping can be extremely speedy.
  •     Python can be treated in a procedural manner, an article arranged way or a practical way.

Great to know


  •     The latest significant rendition of Python will be Python 3, which we will use in this instructional exercise. Nonetheless, Python 2, albeit not being refreshed with something besides security refreshes, is still very well known.
  •     In this instructional exercise Python will be written in a content manager. It is feasible to compose Python in an Integrated Development Environment, for example, Thonny, Pycharm, Netbeans or Eclipse which are especially helpful while overseeing bigger assortments of Python records.


Python Syntax contrasted with other programming dialects


  •     Python was intended for meaningfulness, and has a few similitudes to the English language with impact from science.
  •     Python utilizes new lines to finish an order, instead of other programming dialects which frequently use semicolons or enclosures.
  •     Python depends on space, utilizing whitespace, to characterize scope; like the extent of circles, capacities and classes. Other programming dialects regularly utilize wavy sections for this reason. 

Example

print("Hello World")

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