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Add CommentFiled in: PerlBy Preston Landers August 25, 1999 What is Python and what can it do for me? Python is a powerful, free, open source, general purpose, interpreted programming language. Python runs on a wide variety of platforms including Linux , Microsoft Windows (95/98/NT), Macintosh (including OS X), virtually every flavor of Unix, and many other platforms. Python is roughly comparable to Perl or Java, though it has several significant strengths (and a few disadvantages) over each. Python makes it...n
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