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I want to know what I can make with python.
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2022-09-30 22:01

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Python is a general-purpose programming language, not a programming language dedicated to making something specific, but a programming language designed to do almost anything you can on a computer, meaning you can almost certainly write Python if that's what you can do on a computer.

Of course, Python has some areas of expertise and weakness compared to other programming languages, but you don't have to worry so much while you're just starting programming.

To learn more about what you can do, here is the first chapter of the official tutorial, which is an example of Python documentation.This chapter reads:

If you use your computer to do a lot of things, you'll find things you want to automate.For example, you might want to search for and replace a large number of text files, or you might want to organize and change the file names in a complicated way with a large number of photo files.You might want to create a little dedicated database, some dedicated GUI application, or a simple game.

As a professional software developer, you may need to work with C/C++/Java libraries, but you may feel that the normal editing/compiling/testing/recompiling cycle is too slow.You may be tired of writing tests for the above libraries.Or, if you're writing an application with an extended language, you don't want to design and implement a new language set for it.

Python is your language.

(quoted from https://docs.python.org/ja/3/tutorial/appetite.html)

C, C++, and Java are also generic programming languages.It is a programming language that allows you to write almost any language.It's hard to give a short answer to how each is different from Python, so once you've written a program on Python and gotten used to it, it's also interesting to try writing other programming languages and realize the difference.


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