Wednesday, 4 August 2021

about Python-Programing

Using Java as the underlying systems language for Python has a number of advantages over the current implementation of Python in C. First and foremost of these in my mind is the opportunity to ride the Java popularity wave and let Python code run everywhere there's a Java VM. It also makes the rich set of portable Java API's available from within Python. There is also a nice collection of technical reasons why Java is a superior implementation language for Python than C. These include Java's binary portability, thread-safety, object-orientation, true exceptions, garbage collection, and friendliness to glue languages. Nonetheless, Java offers many advantages for Python as both an implementation language and a widely available run-time platform.

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