That's the problem with some languages - they lack a visionary, that drives the overall understanding of how things should be structured. I believe it's Guido

That's the problem with some languages - they lack a visionary, that drives the overall understanding of how things should be structured. I believe it's Guido that basically said - if you don't like how Python does it, then implement it in C. And that's how you end up with great C based libraries bound to python... and python is often used as a messy orchestrating language.