To be fair, that's more like "started 25 years ago". Very little of the original Python 1.0 code exists (especially given the great renaming when the "Py"/"PY"-prefix occurred.)
I like to think of the thousands of developers involved. ;)
For example, assuming Instagram uses gcc to build Python or any of the other components, gcc started in 1987.
Parts of glibc have copyrights dating from the 1980s, like netinet/tcp.h Copyright (c) 1982, The Regents of the University of California .
I like to think of the thousands of developers involved. ;)
For example, assuming Instagram uses gcc to build Python or any of the other components, gcc started in 1987.
Parts of glibc have copyrights dating from the 1980s, like netinet/tcp.h Copyright (c) 1982, The Regents of the University of California .