Python does not have the syntactic features of Java, C#, and OOP, but it caters well to the paradigm. As a fully interpreted language, it is not as performant as the other languages mentioned previously, which means more servers are required to support the same load that interpreted languages do not support. However, the higher cost of scalability is fully compensated when it comes to code maintenance and new features development, due to the simplicity of the language. A developer needs a fairly short amount of time to achieve proficiency in the language. The ecosystem is full of simple frameworks. Within the same ecosystem, there is a range of options for language interpreters, which helps in additional performance gains.
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