i get this tacked-on-OO-feeling when i do: def something(self, ...) # inside a class or len(str) # instead of str.len (i know i can do str.__len__) not ve

i get this tacked-on-OO-feeling when i do: def something(self, ...) # inside a class or len(str) # instead of str.len (i know i can do str.__len__) not very convincing reasons right? to me python has a strong foundation in OO. you want a tacked-on-OO-feeling? try php and/or perl :)