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1 Simple

Python is one of the SIMPLE programming, because


of 3 important Tech Factors.
1. Python Programming Provides "Rich Set of APIs".
So that Python Programmer can Re-Use the
pre-defined Libraries /(Modules) API for solving
real time requirements.

• An API is a collection of Modules.


• A Module is a collection of Functions, Variables
and Classes
• Ex: math, cmath, random, calender, re, cx_Oracle,
mysql-connector, threading, gc....etc.
1 Simple
2. Python Programming Provides Inbuilt
"Garbage Collection " Facility. So that It
collects un-used memory space and
improves performance of Python Based
Applications.

3. Python Programming Provides User Friendly


Syntaxes. So that Python Programmer can
develop Error-Free Program in a limited span
of time.
2 Freeware and Open Source
• If any software is available Freely
Downloadable then it is called FreeWare.
Ex: PYTHON and JAVA
• The Python which we download from
www.python.org is called Standard Python
and whose name Is “CPYTHON”.
• Some of the Companies came forward and
customized CPYTHON for their In-House
Requirements and those Open Source
Software of python are called "Python
Distributions".
Some of the Python Distributions
A software bundle, which contains a Python
interpreter and the Python standard library.
1. JPYTHON (or) JYTHON --> Used to Run Java
Based Applications
2. Iron Python --> Used to run C#.net Based
Application
3. Micro Python --> Used to develop Micro
Controller Applications
4. Ruby Python --> Used to run RUBY ON RAIL
based Applications
5. Anaconda Python --> Used to deal with
BIGDATA / Hadoop Based Appls.....etc.
3. Platform Independent
• A language is said to be Platform Independent
if whose applications / Programs runs on
every OS.

• "All the Values in Python Stored in the form


Objects and Objects contains unlimited
amount of data storage". So that run on any
OS.
4 Dynamically Typed
1. Static Typed Programming Languages: Data type
of values must specified by programmer
explicitly. Otherwise we get Errors.
Ex: C,CPP, JAVA, .NET...etc
2. Dynamically Typed Programming Languages:
Data type of the values need not specify by the
programmer and more over data type of the
value is implicitly decided by Python Execution
Environment(PEE).
Ex: Python
In Python Programming, all values are stored in the form
of Objects and to create objects we need classes.
5 Portable

• A Portable Project is one which can run on all


types of Operating Systems with considering
vendors and their Architectures.
• Examples: PYTHON , JAVA

• Example for NON-portable: C,CPP...etc.


6 Interpreted
Compilation Process:
• The Python Compiler Converts .py (Source Code) into
.pyc Code( Byte Code) in the form Line by Line.
• Ex: sum.py --> sum.pyc -- during Compile Time

Execution Phase:
• The PVM reads Line by Line of Byte Code and
converted into Machine Understandable Code(Binary
Code) and it is read by OS & Processer and gives
result.
• Hence in Python Execution Environment, Compilation
Process and Execution is performing Line by Line and
Python is one of the Interpreted Programming.
7 High Level
• Even though we represent the data in the
form of Binary, Octal and Hexa Decimal
Format, at output stage we are getting the
results in high level understandable format.
8 Robust (Strong)
• Python is one of the Robust(Strong), because
of a Programming feature called “Exception
Handling”.
• Runtime errors of a programs are called
Exceptions.
• Exceptions always gives Technical Error
Messages, which are understandable by
Programmers but not by applications users.
• The process of converting Technical Error
Messages into User-Friendly error messages
is called Exception Handling.
9 Extensible and Embedded
• Since Python Programming Provides its services
(Programming Segments / snippets) to other
languages for fulfilling its requirements easily.
• Ex: C Programs can call the coding segments of
PYTHON.

• Since Python programming can also call / utilize


the services of C, Other Languages as part of its
development and hence Python is one of the
Embedded Programming Languages.
• Examples:--Numpy, Scikit, Pandas, Scipy, matplot
lib etc. these developed in Python and uses C
language.
10 Extensive Third Party Library (or) API
support
• With Traditional Python Programming APIs, we may
not able to perform complex operations.
• To do these complex operations, we use Third Party
Libraries and some of the Third Party Libraries are
1. Numpy - For working with arrays. Also has functions
for working in domain of linear algebra, fourier
transform & matrices
2. Pandas - Used for working with data sets
3. Scipy - A scientific computation library
4. Scikit-learn - A free s/w machine learning library for
the Python
5. Matplotlib - A low level graph plotting library
10 Extensive Third Party Library (or) API
support
6. MXnet - Deep learning framework
7. Theano - Multi-dimensional arrays
8. Spark - Perform real-time, large-scale data
processing in a distributed environment
9. Pytorch - For building deep learning models
10. Keras - To implementation of neural networks
easy by google
11. Tensorflow - To create machine learning models
for desktop, mobile, web and cloud
Python Libraries
Who are all using python?

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