Guido van Rossum: The TRUE History Behind The Python Programming Language

Python is popular for multiple reasons, the most exciting of which is the fact that it was Google searched more times than Kim Kardashian and Donald Trump. So, what is the story of this language that shows up so often in conversations about programming? Today we’re going to discuss the history of python right from its developmental stages till its present-day maturity.

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[HackerAutodidata]

I'm sure the Python have over than 20 years old. But I like also of python, like, I never interacted a lot with Python and I just made some exercices like a chat bot to make questions for me. But I LOVE the idea to automate things, systems an everything you wanna do, you just write: Funcion=type ('What you want the python for you'). Or too: Function=click. I simply love the idea to let the Python make everything for you.

[yan]

Thank you sir, i hope the next video will be Webassembly

[konzack]

I think Julia might be a contender in the future