Hello Python community! 🐍. I'm exploring the fascinating world of interpreted and compiled languages, with a particular concentration on Python. Can somebody describe the fundamental distinctions between interpreted and compiled languages, and how Python's simplicity fits into the interpreted landscape? I'd also want to see some hands-on Python examples demonstrating its interpreted nature - any takers?
As we negotiate the Python terrain, could someone give insights regarding the benefits and drawbacks of interpreted languages, particularly in the Python development community? What makes Python tick, and where may we stumble on our Pythonic journey? Switching gears to performance, are there any Python experts out there? What optimization techniques and code snippets do you swear by for increasing runtime performance in Python's interpreted realm?

Now, let us talk about languages that compile to Python. Do you have any experiences or recommendations? What advantages do they offer, and can you provide real-world instances supported with Pythonic code examples?

To top it all off, does anyone have a useful Python code template for hands-on exploration? After reading that post (link removed by mod), I'm eager to experiment with it and obtain a better grasp of the dance between the interpreted and compiled paradigms in Python.

9 minutes ago, WalidKhan said:

Hello Python community!

It is not here..

Although I answer questions about Python, I don't like it.

And it's thousands of times slower than C/C++/C#/Java..