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    The document discusses some pros and cons of using the Python programming language. Some pros are that Python code is readable, it has a large standard library, supports multiple platforms, is object-oriented, and has popular frameworks like Django. Some cons are that it has fewer experienced developers than other languages, lacks true concurrency support, has performance limitations, and isn't well-suited for memory-intensive or mobile apps. The document also notes that Python's lambda functions feel limited for metaprogramming.

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    The document discusses some pros and cons of using the Python programming language. Some pros are that Python code is readable, it has a large standard library, supports multiple platforms, is object-oriented, and has popular frameworks like Django. Some cons are that it has fewer experienced developers than other languages, lacks true concurrency support, has performance limitations, and isn't well-suited for memory-intensive or mobile apps. The document also notes that Python's lambda functions feel limited for metaprogramming.

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    The document discusses some pros and cons of using the Python programming language. Some pros are that Python code is readable, it has a large standard library, supports multiple platforms, is object-oriented, and has popular frameworks like Django. Some cons are that it has fewer experienced developers than other languages, lacks true concurrency support, has performance limitations, and isn't well-suited for memory-intensive or mobile apps. The document also notes that Python's lambda functions feel limited for metaprogramming.

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    Pros/Cons 6.

    Concurrency and parallelism are not designed in the


    language for super-elegant use
    Why Python is Great
    7. Python’s one-line functions (Lambda’s) feel quite
    1. Code written for Python software development is limited when it comes to meta programming of the sort
    easy to read and you can grasp a lot out of it just by popular in LISP
    looking at it — no more curly braces and code blocks
    8. The only reason not wanting to learn Python, is that at
    2. Its standard library support enables you to execute a some point you must learn JavaScript; and when you do,
    lot of complex functionalities easily learning Python will seem useless

    3. It supports multiple systems and platforms

    4. It is OOP driven, offers good support for objects,


    modules, and other reusability mechanisms

    5. Python web development with Django framework is


    super smooth. In fact Django is currently the most
    famous framework for web development

    6. It lets you develop quickly with much lesser code

    7. It’s scalable and lets you expand even complex


    applications with ease

    8. It provides an in-built testing framework to set


    debugging time and enable fastest workflows

    9. The Python resource library is one of the best among


    programming languages

    10. It integrates easily with other languages

    11. It is open source, freely available, and quite stable

    Why Python is not so Great

    1. Python has a smaller pool of experienced developers


    compared to other languages like Java

    2. It lacks true multiprocessor support

    3. Python is slower in performance than other languages

    4. The language isn’t a good choice for mobile


    applications and memory intensive tasks

    5. It has database access limitations

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