A list of maxims guiding the development of this language begins with "Beautiful is better than ugly" and "Explicit is better than implicit."
A list of maxims guiding the development of this language begins with "Beautiful is better than ugly" and "Explicit is better than implicit." That list can be accessed by running the code "import this" and is known as the Zen of this language. The seaborn library for this language can be used for data visualization, while the pandas library recreates much of the functionality of R in this language, which requires a reference to the instance variable (*) "self" to be passed as the first argument to a method. The last version of this language to use print as a statement rather than a function was version 2.7. This interpreted language with "num" and "sci" libraries marks blocks of code with tabs or spaces, and does not end lines with semicolons. For 10 points, name this language created by Guido von Rossum that takes its name from a John Cleese comedy show.
A list of maxims guiding the development of this language begins with "Beautiful is better than ugly" and "Explicit is better than implicit."
Python [accept more specific answers like Python 2.7 or Python 3.6]