Anyone use Python programing?

I learned 6502 assembly language last year, just to program the old atari (and nintendo) machines for fun. Then started to look into Java, Visual C# and finally decided to begin learning Python.

Compared to Java and C# Python seems a lot less complicated. Seems to be a very powerful language, very "clean" which is one of the reasons I decided to go with it. I hate all of the clutter, curly braces and semi-colons in Java and C#.
(Why does a modern programming language need all of that junk?)

I also like how you can use Python as a procedural language for small programs, and also as an OO language when needed. Flexible.

Anyway, was just wondering what other think. What do you use?

reply to post by Electro38


I am an engineer and use Python a lot. We use C++ (stable) and C# languages for the larger programs, and stick to using Python we web application etc. Python is a very flexible language.

reply to post by Scooby Doo


Hey Doc,

I never noticed any replies here, sorry for the delayed reply.

So you use C# for larger programs? Why do you use Python at all?

Thanks.