Python Programming Language.
Guido van Rossum · USENIX Annual Technical Conference · 2006
Python is an interpreted, general purpose language. An interpreted language is a language that needs to be interpreted by an interpreter. The program codes written using an interpreted language are supposed to be executed using an interpreter. The interpreter performs various functions. For example, the interpreter executes the source of the programming language directly. So, the interpreter translates the source code into a code that can be understood by the user. In addition, python is a high level programming language .The design philosophy of python enforces code readability. Python is aimed at combining remarkable power with a clear syntax. The standard library of python is large and comprehensive. Python is different from other languages.