The Zen of Python says that there should preferably be one obvious way to do it, not always strictly only one way. Also, this motto should be interpreted in th

The Zen of Python says that there should preferably be one obvious way to do it, not always strictly only one way. Also, this motto should be interpreted in the appropriate historical context – as taking a position in relation to that of Perl, which was dominant when Python was gaining popularity and had the motto "there's more than one way to do it".