Python analysis Group Four Siy, Sherwin Cagaoan, Allen Sanidad, Rizzi Boado, Denize Loren, Cheska

3 things I learned about Python Python is very simple. Python is easy to read because it looks like a normal English sentence Python is completely object oriented You do not need to declare variables before using them Makes a great first programming language Students who like to program can start using Python because it’s basically like making a sentence.

5 things I like about Python Versatility Can be used as a scripting language or as an OOP. Concise The codes are simple and short. Operators You can use operators on object instances Encapsulation Objects get their variables and functions from classes Open Source It is fast, robust, portable and scalable. Plus there are thousands of contributors around the world.

3 things I don't like about Python Syntax Differs from what I am used to like the semicolon. Lacking in interpreter You still need to run the program before finding the error Nested functions You cannot modify variables in the outer scope

3 things that are different from previous languages I used Syntax In JAVA and C#, you must end with a semicolon. Development Python programs are faster to develop compared to JAVA but also run slower compared to JAVA. Cross-platform It can run in both Android and iOS unlike C#