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Did you know that the programming language Python was named after the British comedy group Monty Python? Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, was a fan of the group's work! #PythonTrivia #TechHistory

Which of these is not an OOP concept? A. Inheritance B. Abstraction C. Compilation D. Encapsulation #PythonTrivia #CodeNewbie #pythonlearning

Do you know?💡 Python programming language was named after Monty Python (British Comedy Series). Tune in regularly to Object Automation for additional thought-provoking insights! #ObjAuto #PythonTrivia #ProgrammingFacts #PythonOrigins #ProgrammingHistory #ObjectAutomation

Did you know?💡The antigravity module originated in Google App Engine! Compared to the🐍Python 3's version it has a fly🦸‍♀️function that can even render the text of the comic in HTML. #pyconindia2020 #python #pythontrivia

Python is an essential language for anyone in tech. Solve this question, share your answer in the comments and tag a friend who needs to brush up on their Python skills! 🧐🐍 #PythonTrivia #TestYourKnowledge #TagAFriend

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The answer is that actually a poem called "The Zen of Python" written by Tim Peters is shown #pitime #pythontrivia

#PiTime #pythontrivia What happens in #python when we write: import this

#PythonTrivia Matplotlib was created by John Hunter, an American neurobiologist, and was originally developed as an EEG/ECoG visualization tool. #IntiglideTechnologies #Python #DataScience

How well do you really know Python? Solve this question and find out! Share your asnwer in the comments and challenge your friends to beat it. 🧐👨‍💻 #PythonTrivia #BrainTeaser

#NowPlaying: At Last The 1948 Show | @TimBrookeTaylor, #GrahamChapman, @JohnCleese, #MartyFeldman with "The Lovely" #AimiMacDonald!

And while it was Eric Idle, and not John Cleese, who first uttered the catchphrase "And now for something completely different" on Monty Python's Flying Circus, Aimi MacDonald was first to use it on At Last the 1948 Show. #Trivial #PythonTrivia