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Java vs. Python: Which One Is Best for You?

Some questions in software development are more divisive or tribal than choice of programming language. Software developers often identify strongly with their work of choice and mix the witnesses, objective facts with subjective preference.<br>Java is most popular languaage among them<br>

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Java vs. Python: Which One Is Best for You?

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  1. Java vs. Python: Which One Is Best forYou? Some questions in software development are more divisive or tribal than choice of programming language. Software developers often identify strongly with their work of choice and mix the witnesses, objective facts with subjectivepreference. Java is most popular languaage amongthem Over the last decade, however, both the number of languages used in production and the number of languages that a single developer will deal with day by day have increased dramatically. This means that language affiliation is sometimes looser and more widely distributed across different code bases, frameworks, and platforms. Modern projects and modern developers are increasingly polyglot—able to use more languages and libraries than ever before. Well-founded choice still has a role toplay. From this lively bazaar of programming languages, let's focus on two survivors of the 1990s who have very different origins: Java andPython. Python's History Python is the older of the two languages, first published in 1991 by his inventor Guido van Rossum. It has been on open source since its inception. The Python Software Foundation manages the design and standardization of the language and its libraries. The Python Enhancement Proposal (PEP) process leads itsdevelopment. In programming language development, it is common to maintain backward compatibility indefinitely. This is not the case with Python. Python 2 arrived in 2000 and Python 3 met the scene in 2008. They are largely compatible, but have enough feature and syntax differences that can be treated as different languages. Instead of changing recent trends and ideas in Python 2 (complicating compromise and upgrading the language), Python 3 was designed as a new language that had learned from the experience of Python 2 will. Python 3 version 3.6 at the time of writing- occurs where the current development and emphasis exists in the Python world. Python 2 development has continued separately, but its latest incarnation occurs in version 2.7, which will no longer be maintained after2020. https://www.exltech.in/java-training.html

  2. Python's syntax embodies a philosophy of readability, with a simple and regular style that promotes brevity and consistent code layout. It was created as a scripting language and embodied the Unix philosophy of composing the new program from old and using existing code directly. This simplicity and composability is supported by Python's dynamic System. It is an interpreted language available on many platforms, making it a portable option for the Generaldevelopment. Python reference implementation, written in C and known as CPython, occurs on many platforms and is the most commonly used. Other groups have created their own implementations, such as IronPython, which is written in C#, and a tight integration with the.net runtimeprovides. Python is a general purpose language built around an extensible object model. Its object-oriented Core does not necessarily mean that object-oriented is the most common style that developers use when programming in Python. It has support for procedural programming, modular programming and some aspects of functionalprogramming. The name of the language-and not a little humor that man finds through their documentation and libraries-comes from the British surrealist comedy group MontyPython. Java'shistory Although it was only released in 1995, Java's history begins in 1991. James Gosling and others at Sun Microsystems designed a language for programming interactive TV systems. It was released with the fanfare, which is a portable internet language, especially in the browser. It is now a long way from this starting point, and the original name:oak. Just as it was too hard at the time for its original TV target market, it lost the browser space a dynamic HTML and JavaScript (which, despite its name as a language is not related). Java, however, quickly found itself on the server and in the classroom again and half, to secure its ranking at the turn of the millennium as a dominantlanguage. Part of its attraction and value is its portability and relative efficiency. Although not a native language like C and C++, Java is a compiled language. Its execution model is more machine-centric than purely interpreted languages such as Python and Perl. Java is more than just a language and libraries: it is also a virtual machine, and therefore an ecosystem. Die Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is an idealized and portable platform for running Java code. Instead of worrying about hardware specifications and porting code to new platforms, the promise of Java was written once, executed anywhere (WORA). That is, as long as a JVM exists, anything that was compiledinto yourbytecode can simply run and interact with everything else for the JVM. There are many JVM languages, including the script more Groovy, die functional Clojure, object-functional hybrid, Scala, and even a Python variantJython. Java is an object-oriented language with a C / C++-like syntax known to many programmers. It is dynamically linked so that new code can be downloaded and executed but not entered dynamically. As a language, the development of Java was relatively slow, and only recently, functions that support functional programming were integrated. On the other hand, the philosophy of both the language and the VM was to treat backward compatibility as the primarydirective. After Oracle Sun bought the language and its compiler eventually became open-Source. The development of the language is managed by the Java Community process (JCP), which includes companies and individuals outside ofOracle. What did these two languages do? Let's split it byCategory.

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