Nope. But it survived, which is the important thing. I thought 3 would kill Python, but it has survived and that is a very good thing. Anecdotally, non-nerds

Nope. But it survived, which is the important thing. I thought 3 would kill Python, but it has survived and that is a very good thing. Anecdotally, non-nerds fins python easier to read than other popular languages. It’s become the go-to language for a bunch of domains that reach outside core nerding (data analysis, education, DSL like stuff) and I predict Python will therefore be widely used in 2050, and probably be popular aged 100.