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Python is mainly used in machine learning and data science
but you can almost make anything with it
as far as web development and app development is concerned, python can also be used there but we have more language that are more oriented towards web and app development.
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Python is also used in large platforms like facebook but lately they are discovering issues with its performance when the application grows to that size.
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Check these out https://www.python.org/about/success
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Everywhere is a general answer.
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Google use python,NASA, Facebook, Disney and many more...
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There are many uses for Python, but in some are he is particularly good. Python applications If you are going to learn Python or have just recently started learning it, you have wondered exactly what you can do with it. The question is not simple, as this language is used in many areas. But we can highlight the 3 most popular areas of application of Python: web development; data science: machine learning, data analysis and visualization; process automation. Each of them deserves separate consideration.
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Mohab Khaled I'm not sure I understand what you mean about going randomly through the documentation. If you are referring to the link I posted, you have to scroll down for the links to scores of specific examples of all the types of businesses that are using Python, which is what the question asked. If you're looking for a good (free) Python book, you might want to check this one out. https://goalkicker.com/PythonBook/
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Python used in mobile applications or to make own apps or games .
Seconnd thing is there ,
How you use python according to your requirements.
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Apple is also start using python
because it is high level programing language but not in level of c++ and java.
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Python is all rounder.
*machine learning
*data science
*web devolpoing
*games
*app
*robotics
*search engine
*hacking
Everything we can do with it
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Python is used in data mining, machine learning and pattern recognition. Since python code doesn’t have to be compiled but is interpreted you can run code directly from the command line and use python as scripting language.
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David Ashton, after learning the basics, any good written texts to establish a "foundation" beyond the basics about different aspects of the language, it doesn't make sense to go randomly through the documentation ..
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David Ashton thanks, today i've came across an answer from another talented sololearner (in java) mentioning documentation, it kind of a glitch there sorry about that.
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