Python 3.10.4

Python is an interpreted, dynamic, object-oriented programming language. It includes modules, exceptions, dynamic typing, classes, and high-level data types. Supports many programming paradigms, in addition to object-oriented programming, such as procedural and functional programming.

Python combines amazing power with very clear syntax. It can also be used as an extension language for applications that need a programmable interface. In addition, Python is multiplatform: it runs on Windows, as well as on various Unix systems, including Linux and macOS.

Key Features of Python:

• indents are used to highlight code fragments, which improves the readability and purity of the code,
• the standard distribution has a large number of useful modules,
• the ability to use Python in dialog mode,
• the standard distribution has a fairly powerful development environment (IDLE), written in Python,
• has tools for working with complex numbers, can operate with integers of arbitrary magnitude, can be used as a powerful calculator in dialog mode),
• open source.