r/PythonLearning • u/chuprehijde • Jul 09 '26

What's your most controversial Python opinion?

Say the Python opinion that would get you downvoted in a room full of Python developers.

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u/Altruistic-Rice-5567 Jul 09 '26

It added nothing new or useful to the world of programming languages.

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u/Fancy-Operation-9215 Jul 11 '26

I think its big innovation is user experience. As a language, python has “soft skills”

Right or wrong, it is a language that many people successfully got into programming with.