Why Python is better than Java

While we've all started learning how to use HTML, developing a sophisticated application requires more advanced language. Java and Python are currently two of the most popular programming languages    on the market due to their versatility, efficiency, and automation capabilities. Both languages    have their merits and bugs, but the main difference is that Java is static and Python is dynamically typed. They have similarities, since they both adopt the design All is an object, provide excellent cross-platform support, and use immutable strings and deep standard libraries. However, they have many differences that point some programmers to Java and some to Python. Java still has a big sponsor, while Python is more distributed. Here’s how the two languages are different and how to decide which one better fits your goals. Advantages and disadvantages The term "dynamically typed" means that Python performs type checking at run time, while static typing languages