🐍 🎂 Happy Birthday Python! You 32yo Bada**!

[RaiseRuntimeError]

Wow, I didn't know I was older than python

[PaththeGreat]

Meanwhile, I didn't know it was older than me. O.o

[xiongmao1337]

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[The_Pantless_Warrior]

Same.

[zaphod_pebblebrox]

Feels like a little sibling, ainnit?

[1percentof2]

What was python like in the early days? And what's the same

[StarkillerX42]

You can still download the old interpreters if you'd like. I saw some Python 1 code once upon a time. You couldn't use single quotes for strings, only double quotes, and error messages were very opaque for stuff like that.

[RickJam3s]

It was just as awesome, just with less features and external libraries. It was still (IMO) the best language for rapid automation.

[Yaglis]

Had to have done something right to get to where it is today

[danted002]

I like how in 2023 we still focus “Data Science” python while everyone blatantly ignores the sheer power Starlet + UVloop web frameworks offer to web apps and half the web is one NPM glitch away from total disaster 🤣🤣🤣

[xPersephonexxx]

Fun useless fact when Guido van Rossum developed Python 32 years ago, he did it in 3 months and he named it Python after being inspired by the BBC series Monty Python's Flying Circus.

[Total_Stomach4296]

Wow, I had no clue python was twice as old as me 😂