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Introduction to Python programming

Hello dear viewers,

               It is with utmost pleasure I would like to write about the Python programming languages and introduce you to it.

               So before we begin, I would like you to know what you can actually do and also, why is Python programming very important. So with Python, you can:

  •  Develop Desktop application           
  • Develop Database Applications       
  • Develop Web applications
  • Perform Network Scripting
  • Do ethical hacking
  • Perform Server side and Client side scripting     
  • Integrate with other programming languages like C and java

And what not!

So now that we know ‘What’ we can do with the Python Programming language, let’s focus on ‘How?’

It’s very simple. To begin with, you need to download and install the Python IDLE form its official website or also use any other existing IDE for Python.

For windows the link is: https://www.python.org/downloads/ and install. The installation is very simple.

For Linux based systems it is usually inbuilt.

So let us learn all the above mentioned topics one by one and also do projects on them. So if you are ready to learn, then sky is your limit. I’m sure you won’t regret learning this amazing programming language. I shall update you more in my next post.



Thank you very much!
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