What stood out to me, reading the comments, is how among the first few comments I read there were 4 comments from people with decades of experience writing pyth

What stood out to me, reading the comments, is how among the first few comments I read there were 4 comments from people with decades of experience writing python professionally. Each stating their dislike for the language and citing entirely different parts of the language as its biggest problem. Personally, I'm primarily a C++ programmer with about a decade of professional experience in C++. I also used to do daily work in C# for a few years. For me, python is a language which I use for making simple command line tools, for processing input and clobbering together different tools. I use it to build interfaces which streamline certain workflows. Essentially, I use it as a more powerful replacement for bash or batch. For that purpose, I find that the language works wonders and is quick and easy to work with.