Python in the future

[Peter Schneider-Kamp]

Sorry for disagreeing, but if you ever got your fingers into
artificial intelligence you'd see that a significant part of
the community is using LISP, a language similar to Python in
being high level. And believe me, for some things LISP is
still prime time.

So if Python keeps being a general purpose, high level
language I think it will be around for quite a while
(ages in the world of computers).

Peter

arkconfused at hotmail.com wrote:
> 
> Sorry for being rude or an A$$, but the question of where computer
> technology will be in the next 5-10 years is crazy!  And the comment
> that Python will be a string presence, if you have learned from
> historical events, things like BETA, Mac, and Python have and will
> disappear.  When it comes to technology, people want what the majority
> has along with lots of support!  Right now, I see Python being the BETA,
> and Perl being the VHS.  Maybe in a YEAR or TWO, Python will have gained
> more support in the industry, and if it doesn't, I see it being replaced
> just like the BETA machine's did.

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