Python was also designed to facilitate portability. It supports all the operating systems (macOS, Linux, UNIX, and Windows), and developers only need to write code once, and afterward, it will be ready to run everywhere. This does not happen in many languages, considering that in some, the developer may need to change the code according to different platforms.
Furthermore, Python also has the TcI GUI toolkit that enables developers to implement portable GUIs. Additionally, it offers advanced integration support with other languages, which is why it is sometimes used as a “glue” in-between components written in different languages for some applications.
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