it's not exactly the same. Python lets you write straight-line code, but you still have to be explicit about the sync/async nature of each call. You can abstrac

it's not exactly the same. Python lets you write straight-line code, but you still have to be explicit about the sync/async nature of each call. You can abstract this away in Haskell, thanks to some interesting tooling around `do` notation. Some people prefer the explicit nature though.