May-04-2018, 08:34 AM
It's old.
If you google for Python popularity though you can find lots of articles and charts comparing it with the other languages. They are popping up all the time.
What I see on those charts is that the other languages' lines are more or less flat. This is not the case with Python which is the amazing part for me. I think this line will keep its direction as the demands of processing huge amount of data will continue to grow. The need to quickly develop applications to process and evaluate all the data will grow too. There is no other language like Python for this with its simple grammar. It's easy to write, easy to read and the people and companies see that the time is more precious than ever.
If you google for Python popularity though you can find lots of articles and charts comparing it with the other languages. They are popping up all the time.
What I see on those charts is that the other languages' lines are more or less flat. This is not the case with Python which is the amazing part for me. I think this line will keep its direction as the demands of processing huge amount of data will continue to grow. The need to quickly develop applications to process and evaluate all the data will grow too. There is no other language like Python for this with its simple grammar. It's easy to write, easy to read and the people and companies see that the time is more precious than ever.