Python began to slowly rise in popularity after its open-source release on alt.sources. So he decided on the name Python for his new language because it was unique and mysterious. History: As Van Rossum was creating Python, he was reading the script of a popular BBC comedy series called “Monty Python’s Flying Circus”. Van Rossum drew heavily on the ABC programming language but included tools for dynamic types and imperative programming as well. The appeal of Python has always been its simplicity and unique mixture of C with bash script capabilities. Little did he know that this side project would eventually become one of the most popular, widespread programming languages in the world. He began to create a new language in his free time that would let him work faster.
Van Rossum felt that programming with C was **too time consuming*8. C was the primary language he and the other researchers used. At the time, he was working on a distributed system called Amoeba at CWI, a computer science research center in the Netherlands.
Python was made by Dutch programmer Guido Van Rossum in the late 1980s.
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