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# [How is Python degrading?](https://thedevden.hashnode.dev/how-is-python-degrading?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Python is a eeally flexible, and easy to understand, and a and language which is easy to understand. It was first released in 1991, And as the years passed by, people started using it, and already the users, who have been using python, Been appreciat...

Oct 13, 2020 · 3 min read · thedevden.hashnode.dev  
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[Dallas Spohn](https://hashnode.com/@Dallas-Spohn)

[Oct 13, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-is-python-degrading/5f85b91400106b423de1800a/comment/5f85f28976870f43aa09ce9a)

Well written! I think Python will remain popular for us shell scripters. i.e. writing for Ansible, replacing bash etc. As much as I like to figure out new ways of accomplishing a task I still prefer a mature language that can get my tasks accomplished quickly.

[Sunrit Jana](https://hashnode.com/@janaSunrise)

[Oct 14, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-is-python-degrading/5f85b91400106b423de1800a/comment/5f85f28976870f43aa09ce9a#reply-5f86669176870f43aa09d12e)

Yea, Of course, But what re your views on the recent languages like Julia, Rust and Go? They're also being using a lot for scripting