Python for windows

Python is a cross-platform scripting language. Python stipulates a Python syntax rule. The interpreter that implements Python syntax becomes the Python interpreter. We mostly use the C version of Python, that is, using the C language. In addition to the Python interpreter implemented in Java, there are also Jython implemented in Java and IronPython implemented in .NET. These implementations can enable Python users to make full use of their existing Java and .NET resources.

At the same time, Python supports almost all commonly used operating systems, including: Windows/DOS, Macintosh, Linux and FreeBSD. And many uncommon operating systems, including AIX, AS/400 (OS/400), BeOS, OS/2, OS /390 with z/OS, Palm OS, PlayStation with PSP, Psion, QNX, RISC OS, Series 60, Sparc Solaris, VMS, VxWorks, Windows CE or Pocket PC, Sharp Zaurus, MorphOS, etc.

Extensibility can be said to be the characteristic of Python as a programming language. New built-in modules can be written in C or C++. And we can also add Python interfaces to ready-made modules. Python can enable users to avoid excessive Without the constraints of syntax, the focus is mainly on the program tasks to be achieved.

Therefore, Python has a very large program library, through which most common tasks can be quickly completed, such as: obtaining information from a URL, regular expressions, obtaining the MD5 characteristic string of a file or string, multi-threading , XML and HTML analysis, etc.