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why python??

Why Python?
When you embark on your computer science journey at college, you’ll probably start by learning Python.
So why choose Python over any other programming language?
It’s simple:
·        Regardless of your operating system, Python is easy to set up.
·        Python code uses plain English, making it easy to understand.
·        Python will let you run bad code.
·        Why is this good?
·        When you’re learning you’re bound to make mistakes.
·        Python tells you what the error is after you run the code, helping you to find the
·        problem.
·        Python is a very powerful tool, but it’s also easy and fast to learn, which is why
·        most people prefer it.


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