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Introduction to Python

Python is general purpose programming language, its interpreter and compact. Its readable like pseudo code.


Technically talking python is a dynamic typing language and object oriented. It has lot of functional programming features to support compact programming. It has meta programming to change python constructs itself. Its extensible in C/C++.  Python used for web programming, scientific and numeric computing, scripting, testing, automation also.  

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