What is the Python™ Language?
The python™ language is a programming language. Programming languages allow developers to build programs that we use, both on our hard drives and online. Coding languages are not actually the computer language, as all computers on their most basic level use binary code, the computer language. Instead, coding languages act as a kind of translator between the computers’ binary code and our human language. The python™ language is what is known as a ‘high-level’ programming language. This means that the python™ language is closer to human speech than it is to binary code. This is handy for developers, who tend not to speak binary. Higher-level languages like the Python™ language are preferred by some programmers for their simplicity of use. The python™ language is also an object oriented programming language, meaning that the coding language is designed around sets of objects in the program. For example, if you are building a form that has entry fields for information and a ‘submit’ button
