PrintWhile GitHub is open to all digital files and any programming languages, Python is a great fit for use in GitHub for multiple reasons. Unlike other, heavier programming languages, Python doesn’t require extensive libraries with complex dlls and installation structures to get the job done.
Creating Python repositories is as simple as adding the .py files, and then the project can be shared, documented, and updated as needed. GitHub is also a great place to find both Python snippets and entire modules to use. For basic purposes, users can copy/paste just the portions of code off another project they want to try. Otherwise, users can fork an entire repository and tweak it as necessary to fit their purposes.