Python
- Thread starter Robert-B
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That depends on your definition of "easy"
, it's somewhere between javascript and C, but slightly more towards the javascript end I would say, with a syntax that resembles Pascal or VbScript more than it does C
Some specifics to be aware of is that there are significant differences between Python 2 and Python 3, which are enough to make them two distinct languages (see http://www.webdesignforum.com/20181-js-libraries.html#post88794 )
For me, the reason for using Python is that it is a 'native' language for Linux operating systems and as I do not run any M$ Windows machines any "desktop" scripting I need to do is going to be Perl or Python.
For web processing ... Python is 'neater' than PHP, with regards to the function syntax and naming.
For me, the reason for using Python is that it is a 'native' language for Linux operating systems and as I do not run any M$ Windows machines any "desktop" scripting I need to do is going to be Perl or Python.
For web processing ... Python is 'neater' than PHP, with regards to the function syntax and naming.
Primarily https://docs.python.org/3/ is the only reference I have ever needed.