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2 years ago

Except for ______, the following options are the salient features of Python.

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Andru [333]2 years ago

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The available options are:

A. Limited Platform Support

B. Broad Standard library

C. Simple to learn and understand

D. Open-source

Answer:

A. Limited Platform Support

Explanation:

Python in computer science and engineering is a programming language, that is utilized in the development of websites, software, or applications. Due to its build-up library and formation, it can automatically perform distinct sequences of assignments, rendering it easier to use and modify.

Some of the characteristics of Python are:

1. It has a broad standard library

2. It is easier to learn and mastered

3. It is a scripting language

4. It is an open-source programming language.

5. Many applications were built by Python language, both in mobile and desktop

6. There a lot of computer programmers who are versatile in its application

Hence, given the available options, the correct answer is option A. Limited Platform Support

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