Why should Python be given priority in recruiting PHP now? Is there any connection between the two?

They are two different languages, with differences and connections.

PYTHON is a weak language similar to JAVASCRIPT and other scripting languages. Its syntax is similar to C++ and it is widely used. The code compiled with it is concise and efficient.

Unlike PHP, PYTHON's positioning is programming. PHP is positioned as a website.

If you don't know PYTHON, you can learn PHP well, and it is better to know PYTHON. If PYTHON is used to develop some complex PHP website modules and backstage, the code may be simpler and more efficient.

Simply put, PHP is a professional website; PYTHON is universal, capable of many things, programming, making websites, with many functions and strong expansibility. Their grammatical styles are similar to those of C language.

As for whether PHP needs PYTHON, it turns out that PHP programmers don't need PYTHON. These years were put forward when enterprises recruited, because the society was developing, the procedures were developing and becoming more and more complicated, and those enterprises felt that PYTHON was needed. ...

If an enterprise wants to know PYTHON, it should pay a higher salary than traditional PHP programmers. For example, the original salary of PHP programmers is 3000, but now it is more than 4000, otherwise it is unreasonable.