Python is a language that has been put to the test in the computer industry for over twenty-five years.
Following the transformations and multiple technological advances in this sector, it has evolved over time to become today's leading language, recognized for its simplicity.
Used for the development of applications used locally and on the Web, it is also a language pre-installed with many operating systems; when this is not the case, as with Windows or Android, simply installing an executable file will make the platform in question compatible in less than a minute, enabling the creation of an application that can be used on all your devices.
Python can also be integrated into your application's deployment software, making installation transparent and straightforward for the end user.
The extreme portability of this language also makes it functional on more exotic platforms, whether a GPS device, a Raspberry Pi computer or a dedicated external electronic device.
Development in Python is therefore a very good choice if your application is to be installed on several distinct platforms.
Python's flexibility also makes it easy to integrate into existing applications, or to call on external resources programmed in C++, Fortran, Java or .NET, for example.
It's the ideal solution for connecting together several applications that don't already offer the necessary tools to do so, hence its frequent use for transforming and transmitting data between two programs.
The availability of numerous lines of code in online libraries enables Python users to skip certain stages in the development of an application.
As a result, there are already excellent, tried-and-tested portions of code on the Web, widely used in production to perform a wide range of actions: queries, encryption, importing and transforming files and so on.
Python is versatile, fast and efficient. Why do without it?
