Is python best for automation? I'm looking to get into a career that has something to do with python, but before I really begin to learn it I need to know what it is mostly used for

Personally I believe it is best for making tools, such as checkers, and bruters, mostly automation tools.

Yes it is good for automation.

It is good for everything that doesn't run on "customer's machine" or "client"

(July 17, 2022, 02:40 AM)Someone1611 Wrote: It is good for everything that doesn't run on "customer's machine" or "client"

This. You can use Python for pretty much everything, hell, you can write a whole OS with it if you want to. Python is the god of general programming languages, emphasis on "general". It falls short on pretty much every specific task compared to some specialized language.

Yep, python is better for automation.

in my opinion. Python is simple language (easy to read, easy to write), its a good way to show your idea. Python is good because it has many many library and you can convert it to exe or elf too

Python is not only easy to learn, but also supports a huge number of constantly updated libraries. For me, I love using Python for data analysis.

If you are fluent in one of these C-like languages, you can usually use the others as well.

I use python as a platform independent way to run script on both Windows and Linux. Its also a fast way to get stuff done beside using powershell and bash.