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Why Python Is A Great Programming language To start For Beginners?

Are you a beginner at coding and trying to choose your first programming language or you are an expert and were suggested to learn python as your first Programming Language. Let me tell you quickly how and why python is a great language to start with your coding.

Python is Easy to install and start.

A lot of Programmers that start learning to program do not come from a technical background that's why configuring compilers, IDEs, and other technical pieces of stuff of programming languages frustrate them a lot but there is nothing like a setup for python. You just download and install it, open IDLE and start coding. No need to configure CMD or Bash. This is the reason Why the installation of python attracts beginners to learn it.

Python is Easy to learn and Understand.

Python is among one of easiest languages to learn in tech field. An average person can take maximum Of one month to learn basics, Even absolute beginners can master it within 3 to 6 months.
Following features of python that make it easy to understand.

  • Python Has English like syntax.

    Python uses a very beginner-friendly and simple language and nomenclature.
    Have a look at the following line
    from datetime import date
    After reading the line Above anyone can understand that what is happening in that line. that's the simplicity of the syntax of the python programming language.

  • Python Has very Familiar nomenclature

    python uses very common naming conventions like list, dictionaries, modules, and sets since these words are not hard to remember and self explanatory a beginner catches them very quickly.

  • Python Has simple and easy syntax

    Python uses a very neat, clean and simple syntax.
    for example a simple for loop looks like following
    for i in range(10):
    anyone can simply understand that something is happening 10 times. that's the simplicity of python. Another good thing about python syntax is that it tries to reduce the usage of brackets as less as possible and uses colon marks and indentations instead.

Python Has Less Syllabus

Yes! what you just read is absolutely True. Python has very less syllabus as compared to other languages. It gives beginners the confidence boost that they can do it and in a less time.

Python Has Great Tutorials.

There are amazing tutorials available on the web for python for Free. The official python.org tutorial is enough for most of the people but if a beginner feels it hard to understand then he can take other tutorials that are made especially for beginners. These Tutorials are very impressive and easy to understand Yet free.
Following is the list of tutorials.

Free Python tutorials For Beginners.

Python has amazing community.

Since python is one of the most popular languages, it has a great and very helpful community. If as a beginner you have any doubt or finding any solution then there is a great possibility that you will get it solved even without asking personally. But if of some reasons, you ask any question then the community is always ready to help you. The official python.org is quite nice but if you want more forums then you can go to stackoverflow, stackexchange and quora.

Python is very flexible

Python can be used to develop applications ranging from simple command-line to highly feature-rich mobile applications.
It can be used to develop applications to web service and API.
It can be used to make simple searching sorting algorithms to complex artificial intelligence.
It can be used to make robots and program hardware.
Long story short, you can do anything you want using python, you just have to download it and install some modules and start coding.
So when A Programmer starts learning he has something to do in mind and when he gets to know that he can go in about every field by learning python then he will choose it over other programming languages.

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