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- Python Training and Programming is one of the easiest languages to start with. It was developed decades ago by Monty Python after which successful releases have been developed by the Open Source communities.
- The latest version of Python used is Python 3.5. Though it is known to be extremely stable, most industries are still using Python 2.7 reason being it’s a bit hard to migrate from the older version to the newest.
- Besides when learning Python Training its actually easy to learn the Python version v3.x and then the v2.x more potentially the v2.7 since most of the stuff from python 2.7 have been either totally deprecated or modified to something newer in the 3.x versions.
- However a lot of people still prefer python 2.7 since they are almost compatible with everything other thing. As for this Python Training Course, we will delving into both of them since they both have their own sets of pros and cons.
- We personally prefer to use the 3.x version, reason being if you think on a long term basis, at some or the other point 2.x versions will get deprecated, whereas 3.x is the version which will be carried forward.
- As far as Python Training goes, it is almost everywhere. Ranging from Web developing apps, to socket programming to offline app development. It’s more or less used to develop Games, CGI effects and apps relted to Linux.
- Python Training has the simplicity required for a beginner who needs to get started without having any pre-requisites. The codes of python are required to be indented in a proper manner unlike the codes of Ruby.
- This may mean a lot to a program who is habitual to Ruby or Java; but for a beginner it’s not that hard to get used to it. If we compare Python to C, as to which language to learn first; Python is simpler to C; whereas C will get into you into a habit of doing things in a proper manner.
- Python Training provides the elastic simplicity and is forgiving in nature. When we say forgiving,we mean to say that when writing programs, if you happen to do any mistake in the syntaxes of python, it will probably ignore or just give you an error after compilation.
- Whereas in the case of C or Java, it won’t even allow you to compile, let alone the fact of running the program with error.
- But we am not trying to degrade C or Java here, they have their own set of pros and cons, some of which can never even be done in Python Training.
- we will get to that part later. But as far as a beginner language goes, there is no other language other than Ruby which beats the likes of the Python.
- But still, we personally prefer Python over Ruby at any point of time.
- If you have any experience in Ruby, then you that how much can it be a hassle when installing Gems and other stuff.
- But the same stuff in Python is already taken care of… no separately installing gems since it doesn’t have one.
- As for Python Training, there is specifically no pre-requisite designed for it. A person with a basic understanding of computer can get started with it. Just install Python, either v2.x or v3.x from www.python.org.
- When installing in Windows, make sure you select the environmental path, else you will actually have a hard time setting it once the installation is done. However, if you are using Linux or Mac, there is no such thing.
- The best part is that the latest versions of Python are by default installed in both of them.
- You can just type in python in the terminal and get started with the default interpreter and the IDLE prompt. But there is one more thing.
- We have seen some cases where typing in just python in terminal takes you to the old default version of python most probably the v2.7.
- The reason for this is the symbolic link. Make sure you don’t mess around with them if that is the case.
- So, the alternate way to access the latest python would be to type in the terminal as ‘python3’ and execute it.
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