Guido van Rossum released version 0.9.0 in 1991, when many of you weren't even in the project yet, and Linux existed only in Linus Torvalds' imagination.

The language's youth wasn't very successful; for a long time it was just "glue" for various automation tasks. And then what happened happened: the world went crazy over data and AI, and Python turned out to be the only language with normal syntax that mathematicians could master.

According to various rankings, in 2020-2021 it took the leading position, and now remains in the status of hegemon 🏆

Happy birthday, snake 🐍