Personally I feel Python is a very promising programming language, although it does not seem that it is very popular with in the main stream realm, in which Microsoft and Sun Microsystems seems to dominate. I have read a lot of articles discussing the ups and downs of Python compared to other languages like C#, java, C++, Perl, etc. But still it seems very capable of doing just about anything those languages can do. I mean there are tons od different flavors of python that are built to act just like the popular programmign languages; Python + java = Jython, Python + C/C++ = wxPython, .NET framework = IronPython and so on! what do you suppose is the reasoning on why Python hasn't become as popular as it seems it should be? I mean its been around a pretty long time, yet it still remains unoticed.
Where does Python stand in the mainstream development world of software applications?
I don't think it is unpopular, as you stated in your statement, other programs are integrated Python into their program languages.
Look here for some information on Python.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_prog...
Reply:at the moment im 14 and i want to learn python for when i leave school (i would like to do programing) do u think it will be popular enough to get a decent job out of it in like 5 years time Report It
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