Python is the No. 1 language for beginners

Here are some reasons why

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1️⃣Easy to write & easy to read

It reads and writes almost like the English language.

"Hello world" in Python is as simple as that:

print("hello world")
2️⃣ Big and welcoming community

You don't want to be the only one with a particular issue/error/question. When using Python, there is a very small chance to not find an answer on StackOverflow, GitHub issues, blogs, ...
3️⃣ Popular language

There are tons of quality free resources to get started.

You'll easily find a community where you can grow.

There are also a lot of Python jobs.
4️⃣ Start small and go big

It's easy to write a simple script with Python.

It's also easy to write a large application using OOP.
5️⃣ 1st class citizen on cloud platforms

More and more things are running in the cloud.

You'll easily learn how to use cloud resources if you know how to code in Python.
6️⃣ ML's home is Python

Do you want to learn ML? Python has a vast amount of ML libraries.

You don't need to worry about the language - only about ML.
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