When I started out with Python, I was learning Haskell in parallel. As a result, my early Python code ended up being influenced by Haskell (I wrote many small f

When I started out with Python, I was learning Haskell in parallel. As a result, my early Python code ended up being influenced by Haskell (I wrote many small functions that performed a single task). But it was somewhat frustrating. Later, I developed my Python style and began heavily relying on optional arguments through `kwargs` and duck typing. That made my programs much more effective and easier to reason about. Now I realize that my later Python code became more Lisp-like.