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If you’re a beginner learning to code, Python (an interpretive programming language used to build websites and software, analyse data and automate tasks) could be a great place to start. Python’s ...

Python is the world’s most popular programming language because it’s relatively easy to learn and its general-purpose nature makes it practical in many places. For instance, if you’re interested in ...