Python is legitimately the best language by far for the vast majority of non-performance critical tasks, and most tasks that need to be developed for are not performance critical.
Absolutely. I don't know if it's the absolute best, but I very much agree for using a high-level language for high-level tasks. There's a reason they're designed that way—you're not burning Hertz, dang it; you're burning seconds, and you're burning them either way!
That said, please, please don't use it for performance critical code.
Python is legitimately the best language by far for the vast majority of non-performance critical tasks, and most tasks that need to be developed for are not performance critical.
Absolutely. I don't know if it's the absolute best, but I very much agree for using a high-level language for high-level tasks. There's a reason they're designed that way—you're not burning Hertz, dang it; you're burning seconds, and you're burning them either way!
That said, please, please don't use it for performance critical code.