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For one, Python's popularity isn't "soaring", it peaked years ago. For two, Python was originally designed as a teaching language to replace BASIC for entry-le
by otabdeveloper4 3y ago
For one, Python's popularity isn't "soaring", it peaked years ago.
For two, Python was originally designed as a teaching language to replace BASIC for entry-level programming courses, so it would be surprising if it wasn't popular.
It has lost track of the original vision in a big way, and I would bet that a decade from now something else will replace it as BASIC 3.0.
t. programming in Python since it was version 1.3.