Well... If I'm looking for functional programming in python... I'll choose hy (hylang) witch is actually Cython with a lisp-y syntax. Otherwise if I'm accustom

Well... If I'm looking for functional programming in python... I'll choose hy (hylang) witch is actually Cython with a lisp-y syntax. Otherwise if I'm accustomed to Python but feel the need of something functional and scheme/lisp are too hard well... I go for Nim... Python is FANTASTIC as a simple language to tech programming these days and to glue stuff together, with the benefit of a respectful standard library but frankly if we go beyond we have other options perhaps with some sharp corners (less easy to code, less complete standard library, less documented etc).