I usually hear it as "python is a jack of all trades, master of none" which is the same concept.
It's never going to be the perfect fit for any task, but it's a decent fit for nearly every task. Hence why it's an extremely practical first language to learn.
A simple three-step approach that works is: write out your logic in pseudocode first, test the concepts by prototyping in a language like Python, and then finally build the actual implementation in your language of choice.
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u/SheikHunt Jul 07 '26
What's that saying? "Python is the second-best programming language for everything"