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I love Python ... but it's unlikely. It'll probably become more popular in other areas of development.
See, while python may be awesome, it can't possibly do everything on the same level as other languages at a lower level of abstraction. This isn't any fault of python, it's a consequence.
Python does pretty much everything tedious for the programmer. This is good, and bad.Good because the programmer can focus on the software. Bad because it impacts performance. There are reasons for this that simply won't fit in this post.
Anyway, python also acts differently than other languages. Some people like to compare python against java, but they're two completely different languages good at different things.
Python is powerful, but it'll never replace the lower level languages, it's impossible because in the end, python just can't do some things (or does things that isn't necessary for that program) that low level languages like C can do.
Python is my primary language, but it'll never completely do everything that other languages specialize in. So as much as I don't wanna, gotta know at least 2-3 others at a time for my field.
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but I believe to really make python a key in your languages.. JavaScript is needed as a bridge
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Python is a great language for data analysis, data management and security. You can use Python to write websites too.