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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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