PYTHON

The evolution of IT and has surged the demand for Python and has made it one of the most trending and popular programming languages in the past few years. The question arises why?

While easy syntax, more conciseness and high productivity add to its grandeur, though foremost remains its dynamism. It allows memory allocation at the time of running a code which makes it memory friendly. But isn't python slower than C or C++ and requires more testing? Why these attributes take a backseat? The reason is that python is quite simple and easy to learn. It provides extensive libraries and is a free and open source language. Python is the best fit if you are working on Machine learning (ML), Data science, Artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of things (IOT).

Python is an object-oriented scripting language with dynamic semantics. It is an interactive language i.e. it allows the programmer to interact with the interpreter directly while writing a program.  On the upper hand, we can even integrate python with other programming languages. Editing, debugging and testing python programs is very easy. Python has abundance of built-in data types which makes it simpler to work on it's platform. It is a large open source project which offers to add a new feature adhering to PEP (Python Enhancement Proposal). PEP is a style guide which provides a bunch of rules on formatting any python code to maximize it's readability and consistency. Intuitive syntax and data structures adds to python's popularity. Documentation feature of python adds a feather in the hat. Python has its own documentation for libraries and functions. 

While Python is leading the race in present, its presence in the top notch is uncertain in future. There is not even an iota of doubt that it is a versatile and a beginner-friendly language but its slow speed , use of whitespaces and indentation contribute to its drawbacks and lack of some features hinder its way to be a programming language for mobile app development. This can lead python to give it's spot to languages of future like Go and Julia.