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Educate 360 Professional Training Partners Acquires Pierian Data
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BOSTON, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Educate 360 Professional Training Partners (Educate 360) today announced the acquisition of Pierian Data, Inc., a leading provider of high-quality technology training, with a focus on Python programming language courses, data science courses, and machine learning courses. The acquisition will allow Educate 360 to expand its capabilities to make a broader impact in helping individuals and companies have the right skills and talent in a digitally transforming environment.
The CEO of Educate 360, Jason Cassidy, commented: We are incredibly excited to have Pierian Data as part of Educate 360. Pierian s offering, such as the leading course in Python, fills a continuously growing need in an economy driven by digital transformation. We re proud to be able to offer existing and new customers, both individuals and enterprises, the o
By Team Commerce
2021-02-28 04:55:00 UTC
Dutch computer scientist Guido van Rossum decided to take on a fun little side project over the Christmas break in 1989: building a new programming language. The one he used in projects at work was overcomplicated and clunky, but he thought he could use some of its better features to create something more forgiving, flexible, and easier to read.
Van Rossen developed his language mostly in his free time over the course of the next year, eventually deciding to name it Python after the British comedy series
Monty Python s Flying Circus, whose published scripts he was reading at the time of its implementation. In the years since, it s basically become the Holy Grail of general-purpose programming languages.