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From web servers to end-to-end Data pipelines, Python has become a ubiquitous tool for building all sorts of programs and software. With powerful built-in libraries and an incredible number of third-party libraries, the Python ecosystem makes it easy to quickly get your project started. In fact, building user interfaces (UIs) is not an exception: PyQT allows you to create cross-platform desktop applications, whereas libraries like Dash allows you to create full-fledged web applications (including the UI) within a single Python script.



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From web servers to end-to-end Data pipelines, Python has become a ubiquitous tool for building all sorts of programs and software. With powerful built-in libraries and an incredible number of third-party libraries, the Python ecosystem makes it easy to quickly get your project started. In fact, building user interfaces (UIs) is not an exception: PyQT allows you to create cross-platform desktop applications, whereas libraries like Dash allows you to create full-fledged web applications (including the UI) within a single Python script.

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