Why Python is the Best Programming Language for Beginners?

New to programming? Don't know where to start or what programming language to learn first? Well you've come to the right place.

Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the world. The demand for Python programmers is increasing day by day. Python is extremely simple and gives an Easy and Simple Experience for beginners. Listed below are the reasons why Python is well-suited for beginners.


1. Simple Syntax


Python's syntax is very simple and straightforward. It's indentation helps in readability of code. One can easily learn the basic syntax within hours. It focuses only on important things and abstracts the complex things which a beginner would have troubles to understand. This increases simplicity of the language.
Python's Simple syntax makes it easy to learn

2. Community Support  

The popularity of a language is determined by the Community Support it has. When it comes to Community Support, Python is well ahead of it's competition since more people are learning Python than any other language. Have a doubt? Just google it and you'll see thousands of people giving ideas and explanations to answer your question.

The thing that every beginner expects from a language is simplicity and Python gives it. This combined with the great community support it has makes Python an excellent choice for beginners. So what are you waiting for? Start learning Python today! You'll be glad that you did it.

Happy Coding!!

 




I'm Faihan, a Computer Science & Engineering Student who has an endless enthusiasm towards Programming and latest Technologies.

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