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Python does well for several reasons. Some that come to my mind: its versatility binding native code and its easy-to-fit in your brain mental model for many ta
by germandiago 3y ago
Python does well for several reasons.
Some that come to my mind: its versatility binding native code and its easy-to-fit in your brain mental model for many tasks. The fact that you can script with Python without a compilation step also helped a lot to spread its popularity I think.
- rightbyte 3y agoThe way you define the entry point function is so bizarre I assume scripting was the original use case.
- germandiago 3y agoCould be. But it also gives you the flexibility to set tests inside the module files.