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Some Cool Reasons Why Python is the Only Programming Language You'll Ever Need

Very Easy to Understand

Python is incredible well structured, optically pleasing, and just overall basic in the best way. It doesn’t use complicated programming words (ie. “pointers” and “semi-colon” from C++).

>> Honestly, can you even begin to guess what ‘header files’ could mean? <<

The best part about Python is its simplicity; it doesn’t try to be fancy, it doesn’t try to be difficult. It’s very similar to typing in English or some form of cool ‘abbreviated English’.

Example:

Can you guess the output ??

Little complicated ?? it's for fun,

Actually, Can you guess what this does?

num = 3
if num >= 0:
print("Positive or Zero")
else:
print("Negative number") ????

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