Is application programming in Python real?

Question

Python

I looked that Python is an interpreted language, and not a compiled one, I climbed the sites, like there is a tool for creating interfaces, for example, Tetris is made on it. But everywhere they somehow learn the language right away, list a bunch of areas such as mathematical calculations, scripting, well, Django is understandable for the web, but I don’t understand the most important thing:
1. Using python, you can create and distribute application software for Win, Linux, Mac such as screenshots, unpretentious graphic editors (resizers), programs for maintaining a client database on a PC, in the end mini-games like Plans vs Zombie?
2. Is it rational? People will need to install additional. Software (such as net framework 4.5 or something like that)

Answer 1

1. Easily, the only problem is performance, which means that something like Photoshop or some 3D games in Python is not worth writing
2. Google PyInstaller

Answer 2

WoT is written in python

Answer 3

You don't seem to understand what application programming is. You will clarify this term. Then the question will disappear;)
On the case: It's
easier to list where the language is not used than where it is used. The fact that the user needs to install an interpreter is not scary! The user who solves his problem will put anything, if only the program solves his problem completely, efficiently and within a reasonable time. Python allows you to write various programs. It is used by scientists, web programmers, software crackers, network traffic experts, etc.

Answer 4

If you need a language with a low entry threshold, take D.