Python has a clear and concise syntax, which favors the readability of the source code, making the language more productive.

The language includes several high-level structures (lists, dictionaries, date/time, complexes and others) and a vast collection of ready-to-use modules, as well as third-party frameworks that can be added.

It also has features found in other modern languages, such as generators, introspection, persistence, metaclasses and unit testing. Multiparadigm, the language supports modular and functional programming, as well as object orientation.

Even the basic types in Python are objects. The language is interpreted through bytecode by the Python virtual machine, making the code portable. This makes it possible to compile applications on one platform and run them on other systems or run them directly from the source code.