What can python do?

Python is actually a programming language that is widely used in many fields, such as the most popular big data analysis, artificial intelligence, web development, etc.

On Christmas 1989 in Amsterdam, in order to spend the boring Christmas, the young man Guido decided to develop a new programming language. Python (Boa Constrictor) was named because he was a fan of Monty Python's comedy group. You see, technology is so casual...

Python's syntax is very close to English, the style is unified, very beautiful, and has many effective tools built-in. For example, the same job requires 1000 lines of C, 100 lines of Java and 10 lines of Python.

Python is concise, easy to read and extensible. Most scientific research institutions use Python for research. Programming courses at Carnegie Mellon University and MIT are taught in Python. Many open source scientific computing software packages provide Python calling interfaces, such as the famous computer vision library OpenCV, the three-dimensional visualization library VTK and the medical image processing library ITK. There are more scientific computing extension libraries specifically for Python, such as NumPy, SciPy and matplotlib, which provide matrix computing, scientific computing and plotting functions respectively.