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Because its easy. Because it has an interpreter. Because it has notebooks. Because it has huge set of libraries & easy library import. Because schools are teach
by steveBK123 4y ago
Because its easy.
Because it has an interpreter.
Because it has notebooks.
Because it has huge set of libraries & easy library import.
Because schools are teaching it.
Because a lot of cloud native tools support it / prefer it.
- revskill 4y agoNo, because academics or professors don't care about real software enginneering and best practices.
- steveBK123 4y agoWell yes. But if you pump out millions of graduates with almost exclusively python experience, guess what they write in production once they have jobs?
- bluedino 4y agoTry dealing with your corporate security team, who's detecting out of date Python versions. For the most part these update without much hassle, but now you've "broken" your researcher's code. It takes them a while to fix this, and then the security guys find out that Python packages also need updated...