BloggyPy | A blog series on Python

Hey guys,I'm RAHUL BHARDWAJ and I'm here to apprise you that we are get going a weekly series on PYTHON Programming named as "BloggyPy" in which I'll tell you What is Python,Why Python,How to use Python and Why it's so popular? In my future blogs I'll cover a lot of things and we'll implement some mini project also with the help of Python.
I'm so interested and excited to start this series.

History of Python :

Python was created in 1990 by Guido van Rossum at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) in the Netherlands.The reason behind the name of 'Python' is that when Van Rossum was implementing Python,he was also reading the published scripts from “Monty Python’s Flying Circus (BBC Comedy Series)”He thought he needed a name that was short, unique, and slightly mysterious, so he decided to call the language 'Python'.


What is Python :

Python is a general purpose dynamically typed and high level Object Oriented programming language.A general purpose language is that language which we can use in every field,In dynamically typed language there is no need for declaring any variable,High level language is more human understandable and machine independent,It also support OOPs concepts.
Python is used from developing desktop GUI (Graphics User Interface) applications, websites and
web applications to Data science and it allow to focus on core functionality of applications.

Firstly 'Python2.x' was released in 2000 with many major new features,then 'Python3.x' was released in 2008.
Python3.x is supporting new techniques like AI,Machine learning and Data Science.
 It is easier to learn Python Language compared to earlier versions.
It offers Powerful toolkit and Libraries.
There is no future for Python2.x and It'll going to Die in January 2020 that's why we should move on to Python3.x In this series we also going to cover Python3.x.

I hope you will enjoy this series and exciting for my upcoming blogs.
So stayed tuned and support and comment below.... 

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