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Python Python Basics (2015) Python for Beginners Introduction

Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points
Posted by Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points

Since Python can build web pages, just wondering if it utilizes HTML and CSS?

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3 Answers

Jason Anello
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Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points
Jason Anello
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points

Hi Joseh,

Browsers only understand html, css and javascript. This means that regardless of what language you use on the server side, ultimately it needs to send html, css, and javascript to the browser.

Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points
Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points

Thank you so much Mr. Anello for your're clarification.

Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points
Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points

Thank you so much Mr. Trefren, Is Django like Azure in a sense where projects and dev. is created in the cloud. Also what's the job lookout for python in the near future? Thank yo

Peter Trefren
Peter Trefren
13,898 Points
Peter Trefren
Peter Trefren
13,898 Points

Yes you can use HTML and CSS as well as JQuery. On a project Python/Django project I'm working on I use that as well as Bootstrap and theming you can get from places like Bootswatch.com.

Peter Trefren
Peter Trefren
13,898 Points
Peter Trefren
Peter Trefren
13,898 Points

Django is a framework that allows you to develop routed web applications. Python is the language you use to write the code within the Django framework. Kenneth Love has a great course on it. Where I live I generally see postings for Java, PHP, Python, or .NET technologies. You can't go wrong learning Python because its very likely at some point you'll use it.

Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points
Joseph Torres
Joseph Torres
6,282 Points

Thank you so much Peter, Im in IT for a school district and I tell you that Im hooked on this. I cant wait to be completely fluent in this so I can start creating Web Apps and DB's.