As someone who loves Nim and uses it a lot, I'm a little wary of recommending it as a faster Python. Nim takes from Python its whitespace sensitive syntax, as w

As someone who loves Nim and uses it a lot, I'm a little wary of recommending it as a faster Python. Nim takes from Python its whitespace sensitive syntax, as well as its "batteries included" standard library. But other than that, the two are very different languages with some major philosophical and semantic differences. That said, I much prefer Nim to Python. If you can live without a robust library ecosystem and are interested in a fast, easy to use language, Nim is a great fit.