Python BitTorrent implemented in Python.

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BitTorrent was initially implemented in Python, likely due to the creator Bram Cohen's proficiency with the language. The choice of programming language may not significantly impact the functionality of the software, as the effectiveness largely depends on the programmer's skill. Any modern programming language could have been suitable for developing BitTorrent, emphasizing that the quality of the code and the developer's expertise are more critical than the specific language used.
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After endless searching I have resorted to a post, I cannot seem to find anywhere why BitTorrent was first implemented in python, rather than C, Java etc?
 
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Does it matter which language it was first written in? Perhaps the guy liked python.
 
lol

Give the guy a break.
 
Maybe because bram cohen was a master at python. Anyways it doesn't mater which language you write in. As long as the programmer is good, any moder language would suffice.
 
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