[re-thc]

Python was favored by universities, professors and the like a long time ago. Maybe it just had this academic feel to it.

This is even why it started to pick up in AI / ML / etc space. Some students that used it during class may also carry on with it.

It was also common for sysadmins before Go took over. A lot of the earlier tools were Python based.

Usually languages are created by people and because people like it.

[wesapien]

Can you please give me examples on what Go took from a Python? Just looking to see if I can gain something from learning Go.