Looks more like a proof Python is near-perfect to me. Because they've tried to write a list of what's wrong with Python and failed to name a single real problem

Looks more like a proof Python is near-perfect to me. Because they've tried to write a list of what's wrong with Python and failed to name a single real problem/quirk you even have to know about. I've seen lists illustrating how JavaScript, PHP, C++ and other languages are bad and they all made me feel like "that's so crazy I will never code this language!" but this list for Python is just "pff... will you name a single thing that is not a minor inconvenience?". The only thing that really annoys me about Python as a language (and it still is just an inconvenience and a matter of taste) is the file=module thing, I want to split a module into a number of files so I could define every class in a separate file without having to import every one from a separate module then, C# namespace model feels a way better. I would also love to see 1-st class support for type enforcing (i.e. if I define a "type hint" and a value fails to comply to it should raise a warning) and support for immutable variables (that can only be assigned once). Using 4 spaces per indentation level indeed sucks (I would prefer 2 spaces) but this is not a language problem and its seriousness is futlie.