Programming Languages for the Cloud: Python

Thinking about a career in cloud computing and wondering what programming languages to learn? In this original series from A Cloud Guru, we explore the most in-demand programming languages for building in the cloud.

We begin with the Python language. What is Python? Well, it's not a new language but it is one of the most used programming languages around. Often, programming languages are designed to accomplish one specific task, but Python is a multi-paradigm language and can be used for multiple projects. In this episode, we see examples of Python vs Java and Python vs Ruby, and find out what you can use Python for, why Python is so popular, which cloud providers provide first-party support, and why you should learn Python. Join A Cloud Guru Principal Training Architect - and resident Python aficionado - Keith Thompson, and find out why it’s one of our top cloud programming languages picks.

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[tohellandbeyond]

Finally found something on what programming languages to learn related to cloud computing - it is a lot to learn but do able!
Thanks :)

[aprilc]

I LOVE this style of learning. The graphics and energy in the voice keeps me so engaged. Love it!!!

[negai_]

Python is a popular language, and good. But the real problem with python is that it's a very slow programming language.

[MadeByGPS]

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Hi there, how did you make the coconut trees and other graphics ?

[marktoniz]

Cool. I learned using Programming Hero App.

[badisanaveen]

For Clould computing scale language is better, what you will say about scala

[oswaldoantoniomartinezreye]

Hello ACloudGuru! Will Python be a good start if I have 0zero experience writing code??? I want to start on the journey of learning code but I do not know which language is the best for starters. Thank you

[transatlantc]

If you need any further convincing to learn python: just do it.
It's easier to pick up than you think and you'll catch the developer bug, then you'll want to see what else is out there.

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