Not to start a war, but Python's "there's one right way to do it" is nothing more than an ambitious claim with little ground. Maybe it applies for doing somethi

Not to start a war, but Python's "there's one right way to do it" is nothing more than an ambitious claim with little ground. Maybe it applies for doing something brainless like printing a string, but the claim completely falls apart when trying to do something as simple as list indexing/slicing or even iteration. I'm not condemning Python in anyway, I am a fan of the latter mention features, but that "zen" of Python is not applicable.