The birth of the Python language

• In 1991, the first Python compiler was born. It is implemented in C language and can call C language library files.
• Python has been especially concerned with extensibility from the very beginning. Python can be extended at multiple levels. From a high level, you can import .py files directly. Under the hood, you can reference C libraries. Python programmers can quickly use Python to write .py files as extension modules. But when performance is an important factor to consider, Python programmers can go deep into the bottom layer, write C programs, compile them into .so files and import them into Python for use.
• As of today, the framework of Python has been established.
• The Python language organizes code with objects as the core, supports multiple programming paradigms, adopts dynamic typing, and automatically performs memory recovery.
• Python advocates beauty, clarity, simplicity, and is an excellent and widely used language.
• The name Python comes from Monty Python's Flying Circus, Uncle Turtle's favorite TV series.
• The author of Python is Guido van Rossum (Uncle Turtle)
• Python was officially born in 1991
• Python's interpreter is now implemented in multiple languages, we commonly use CPython (the official version of the C language implementation), and others include Jython ( Can run on Java platform), IronPython (can run on .NET and Mono platform), PyPy (implemented in Python, supports JIT just-in-time compilation)
Python currently has two versions, Python2 and Python3, the latest versions are 2.7.13 and 3.6.2
Life is shot, you need Python. Life is short, I use Python.