Python as trending language in Data & AI

Table of contents
- Conclusion
- 1.1 Not the Snake, Bro!
- 1.2 Why Every Engineer’s Resume Now Says “Python Expert”
- 1.3 This Report is Basically Us Being Python’s Biggest Fan
- 2. How Python Became the Sharma Ji Ka Beta of Programming
- 🧰 3. Toolbox of Every Indian Data Scientist
- 3.1 Pandas (Not the Animal), NumPy, and Other Stuff You'll Google Later
- 3.2 Visualization Tools – Making Graphs Prettier Than Bollywood Posters
- 3.3 Python + Big Data = Data Ka Dhamaka
- 4.1 TensorFlow & PyTorch – Sound Like WWE Tag Team, Actually AI Champs
- 4.2 Machine Learning Models That Predict Everything (Except Mom’s Mood)
- 4.3 Real-Life Examples That Don’t Involve Terminators (Yet)
- Conclusion – Aur Python Jeet Gaya!

Table of Contents
Python, The snake🐍 which Everyone Wants in Tech
Intro – Kya Hai Yeh Python?
1.1 Not the Snake, Bro!
1.2 Why Every Engineer’s Resume Now Says “Python Expert”
1.3 This Report is Basically Us make a fan of PythonHow Python Became the Sharma Ji Ka Beta of Programming
2.1 From Chai-Sutta Language to CEO Material
2.2 Python vs Other Languages: Sabka Band Baja Diya
2.3 Community Support: Bigger Than Your Cousin’s Wedding Guest ListToolbox of Every Indian Data Scientist
3.1 Pandas (Not the Animal), NumPy, and Other Stuff You'll Google Later
3.2 Visualization Tools – Making Graphs Prettier Than Bollywood Posters
3.3 Python + Big Data = Data Ka DhamakaPython in AI – Where the Real Jadoo Happens
4.1 TensorFlow & PyTorch – Sound Like WWE Tag Team, Actually AI Champs
4.2 Machine Learning Models That Predict Everything (Except Mom’s Mood)
4.3 Real-Life Examples That Don’t Involve Terminators (Yet)Conclusion
🐍 Intro – Kya Hai Yeh Python?
Let’s settle this once and for all:
Python is not a snake (at least not the kind you call the building watchman for). It’s a programming language — and not just any language, but THE language that every tech bro, data nerd, and AI startup founder swears by like it’s their maa ke haath ka khaana.
1.1 Not the Snake, Bro!
When someone says, “Main Python seekh raha hoon,” your aunty might panic and call animal control. But no, there’s no jungle involved. Python is a sleek, elegant language that lets you write code without giving yourself a migraine.
It’s clean, simple, and doesn’t shout at you with semicolons and curly brackets like C++ or Java. It’s basically the Shahrukh Khan of programming languages — charming, expressive, and loved by everyone.
1.2 Why Every Engineer’s Resume Now Says “Python Expert”
You’ll find it on every resume these days — right between “Team Player” and “Loves Challenges” (whatever that means).
Even if they just watched one Python tutorial while eating Maggi at 2 AM, boom! Resume mein “Python Expert”.
Why?
Because Python is the golden ticket to Data Science, AI, Machine Learning, Web Dev, Automation — basically everything except making perfect round rotis (we’re still working on that AI).
It’s like:
"Don’t have a job yet? Learn Python."
"Want to build Iron Man’s Jarvis? Learn Python."
"Want to predict your crush’s next text? Okay, calm down… but yes, still Python."
1.3 This Report is Basically Us Being Python’s Biggest Fan
Let’s be real — this report isn’t just research, it’s a love letter to Python.
We’re talking Bollywood-level obsession here. Like when Raj ran across the mustard fields for Simran, we too ran across pages of documentation and Stack Overflow posts — all for Python.
So, sit back, grab some chai ☕, and get ready to explore how Python became the Sharma Ji Ka Beta of programming languages: smart, successful, and somehow always right.
2. How Python Became the Sharma Ji Ka Beta of Programming
We all know the deal. In every Indian family, there’s one kid who seems to have it all:
Top marks in school,
Top college admission,
And when the relatives see him, they’re like: “Bas, Sharma Ji Ka beta ka kya kehna!”
That kid? Python. The programming language everyone now praises, like the kid who aced everything. In fact, Python is now the Sharma Ji ka beta of the programming world — the go-to language that every techie wants to work with.
2.1 From Chai-Sutta Language to CEO Material
Once upon a time, Python was like the guy who drank chai at tapris, didn’t have a fancy suit, and was the most chill person you’d know. Developers didn’t take it seriously. It was the “easy-going” language, the one you’d pick when you didn’t want to deal with headaches like Java or C++.
But fast forward to today, and suddenly, Python is now wearing a CEO suit. It’s no longer just the friendly neighborhood coder’s language — it’s now making millions in the tech industry. Python has become the go-to language for:
Data Science 🧠
Artificial Intelligence 🤖
Machine Learning 🤖
And the coolest start-ups (we're talking about those that give you free snacks and flex on LinkedIn).
In fact, Python is now more popular than your cousin who suddenly became a “startup founder” just after quitting his job at a bank. Python is everywhere — doing presentations at tech conferences, leading data analytics teams, and solving big problems like a corporate boss. 🌟
2.2 Python vs Other Languages: Sabka Band Baja Diya
In the ring of programming languages, Python is like that one underdog boxer who’s now knocking out champions like Java, C++, and PHP. When Python first appeared, it wasn’t taken as seriously as its older, more established brothers (we're looking at you, C++ and Java). But now? Sabka band baja diya.
Java: “I’ve been around for decades!”
Python: “Yeah, I still beat you in developer satisfaction polls.” 😎C++: “I’m fast and powerful!”
Python: “I can get the job done with 20% of the effort.” ✌️PHP: “I’m the king of web development!”
Python: “I’m running back-end, AI, and data analysis with ease. You keep doing your thing... I’ll keep taking over.” 🏆
In fact, Python’s clean syntax, readability, and the fact that it doesn’t make you pull your hair out for a simple task, has made it the language of choice for engineers around the world. Think of it like SRK in Dilwale — charming, dependable, and everyone secretly rooting for him.
2.3 Community Support: Bigger Than Your Cousin’s Wedding Guest List
If Python were a Bollywood movie, it would definitely have a big, loyal fanbase (think about it: everyone from the IT guy to your college professor). Python’s community is so massive that it could throw a wedding where even your third cousin’s kid would show up with gifts.
Wherever you go, Python’s community is always there to help. From Stack Overflow threads that feel like personal advice from your best friend to GitHub repos that have more solutions than your Google search history, Python’s got you covered.
And don’t get us started on Python Meetups. It’s like the local aunties’ gossip sessions at the park, but instead of rasgullas, people are sharing the latest packages, libraries, and updates in Python. If you need help, Python’s got your back — like your favourite chacha who always knows the answer to your life problems.
Python’s community support is basically a support system stronger than your aunt’s obsession with arranging your marriage with that one "good" boy who is good with computers. 🤣
🧰 3. Toolbox of Every Indian Data Scientist
Being a Data Scientist in India is like being a chef in a family full of food critics. Everyone wants results, no one knows how you do it, and someone’s always asking, "Ek prediction aur bana do na, last time toh sahi nikla!"
But behind every successful Indian Data Scientist is a secret toolkit — full of powerful Python libraries and tools that make the magic happen (and occasionally make your laptop hang too).
3.1 Pandas (Not the Animal), NumPy, and Other Stuff You'll Google Later
Let’s clear one thing first — Pandas has nothing to do with cute black-and-white bears doing somersaults on YouTube.
Nope. In Data Science land, Pandas is your best friend when it comes to data — it helps you clean, transform, and analyze huge amounts of information without losing your mind (or your chai).
Then comes NumPy, the cool maths genius of the group. Think of it like the Sharma Ji ka beta of your toolbox — doing all the number crunching, matrix operations, and statistical magic while you sip on your 5th cup of coffee.
Also featuring:
Scikit-learn – for making ML models that might actually work.
Statsmodels – for when you want to impress people with big words like regression and heteroscedasticity.
3.2 Visualization Tools – Making Graphs Prettier Than Bollywood Posters
If you thought Bollywood posters were colorful, wait till you see a Seaborn heatmap. 🌈
Visuals are EVERYTHING in data science presentations — because if your graph doesn’t look sexy, nobody’s listening. That’s where the holy trinity comes in:
Matplotlib – Old school, like Amitabh Bachchan. Reliable, but sometimes dramatic with syntax.
Seaborn – The cool, artsy cousin. Automatically makes your data look like it belongs in an art gallery.
Plotly – Fully interactive, like that one friend who always has energy at 2AM. Clickable, zoomable, and made to flex in front of clients.
3.3 Python + Big Data = Data Ka Dhamaka
When small data doesn’t cut it and Excel starts crying, enter: Big Data.
And Python? Oh, it handles Big Data like a Bollywood hero handles villains in the climax scene — with style, swagger, and a little bit of Spark. 🔥
Big Data + Python =
PySpark – For when your data is bigger than your relatives' shaadi WhatsApp group.
Dask – For parallel computing, so your code doesn’t take 3 years to run.
Hadoop Integration – Because sometimes, even Python needs backup.
Basically, Python turns your laptop into a data-blasting machine. Just don’t forget to plug in the charger — Big Data doesn’t forgive low battery errors. 🔋
4.1 TensorFlow & PyTorch – Sound Like WWE Tag Team, Actually AI Champs
Imagine this: "In the left corner, weighing infinite lines of code – TensorFLOOOOW! And in the right, bringing 🔥 GPU action – PyTORCHHH!"
Yes, they sound like a WrestleMania tag team, but these two are actually Python’s top AI frameworks. They’re what data scientists use to build AI models that:
Recognize your face
Recommend you weirdly accurate YouTube videos
And make deepfakes so real your nani got confused watching SRK sell insurance in Tamil
TensorFlow is like the serious gym bro – super powerful, big company support (hello Google), and can lift very heavy models.
PyTorch is the cool college dude – flexible, fast, and all the ML researchers love it. It’s like coding with swag and coffee breath ☕🔥
Python handles both like a boss, proving once again it’s the ultimate WWE champion of code. 💪
4.2 Machine Learning Models That Predict Everything (Except Mom’s Mood)
Python lets you create ML models that can predict:
Who will buy the next iPhone 📱
When your parcel will arrive (still always late 😒)
Which Netflix show you'll binge next weekend
But there’s one thing no ML model can ever predict:
“What mood is your mom in right now?”
You give it all the data:
Time of day: ✅
Number of unwashed dishes: ✅
How loud you shut the fridge: ✅
Still, the model fails. Because mom's mood is the final boss of unpredictability. Not even TensorFlow can handle that kalesh. 😂
Meanwhile, your actual ML models are out there:
Classifying emails 📧
Detecting fraud 💳
Predicting sales 📈
...while you try to explain to your dad that this "AI thing" is not the same as "Airtel Internet". 😅
4.3 Real-Life Examples That Don’t Involve Terminators (Yet)
No, AI hasn’t sent a robot army to take over India (yet). But Python-powered AI is definitely doing some heavy-duty work:
🍔 Food Delivery Apps:
Swiggy knows you're about to order biryani before you do.
Python is watching… and it's hungry too.
🏥 Healthcare:
Python helps detect diseases from X-rays faster than your chachi spots rishtas on Shaadi.com.
📸 Instagram:
That perfect reel with the dog dancing to AP Dhillon? Python’s algorithm knew your vibe.
Even if you're a full-grown adult watching cat videos at 2AM.
🏏 Cricket AI:
"Probability of India winning: 87%"
Python: “Also probability of rain ruining everything: 88% ☔”
Conclusion – Aur Python Jeet Gaya!
Code likhte-2 dil lag gaya,
Python ke saath rishta pakka ho gaya.
AI se leke Data Science tak ka raasta,
Ye language toh ban gaya tech ka raaja.Java aur C++ reh gaye peeche,
Python aaya aur kar diya clean sweep re!
Simple syntax, kaam ka dum,
Python hai boss – no need to be glum.Ab agar coding ka mann ho bhai,
Python seekh lo, future tumhaara hi hai bhai!— Team Python 🐍, with ❤️ and a lot of
print("Hello, World!")
NOTE :- – Yeh Snake Aapke Rishton Ki Tarah: Dhokha Nahi, Sirf Trust Aur Growth Dega 🐍💪
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