Some regard it as an ideal language for beginners: many terms are expressed using English words rather than symbols, its strict rules about whitespace mean all programs are visually consistent, and code written in Python is often more concise than the equivalent in other languages.
This makes it ideally suited for applications like data science and web development, and it’s used in a wide range of fields, from healthcare and finance to VFX and AI. While it’s not primarily used for performance-intensive programming, it’s often highly efficient to write, and programs tend to be clear and readable. Python’s quirky name-in honor of the cult comedy show, Monty Python-belies the fact that this is a hugely expressive language.
Most loved languages in 2020 in the Developer Survey Conceived in the late 80s, it’s one of the older languages on our list, coming just below newcomers Rust (2010) and TypeScript (2012)-evidence that original designer Guido van Rossum got a lot right. In 2020, 66.7% of respondents said they want to keep working with Python. Python is consistently featured amongst the top most loved languages in our Developer Survey.
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In this series, we look at the most loved languages according to the Stack Overflow developer survey, examine the spread and use cases for each of them, and collect some essential links on how to get started using the language.
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