It currently has a community development model, open and managed by [M]the non-profit organization Python Software Foundation[/M].
Python ([ˈpʰaɪθn̩], [ˈpʰaɪθɑn], in German also [ˈpʰyːtɔn]) is a universal, usually interpreted, high-level programming language. It aims to promote a legible, concise programming style. For example, blocks are not structured with curly brackets, but with indentations.
Python supports several programming paradigms, such as B. object-oriented, aspect-oriented and functional programming. It also offers dynamic typing. Like many dynamic languages, Python is widely used as a scripting language. The language has an open, community-based development model backed by the nonprofit Python Software Foundation, which maintains the definition of the language in the CPython reference implementation.