This is true. But it doesn't necessarily make Python bad. It's just not the right tool for the job. I love Python (I consider it my main language), but there a

This is true. But it doesn't necessarily make Python bad. It's just not the right tool for the job. I love Python (I consider it my main language), but there are a ton of use cases for which I wouldn't use it for. Namely, if you need: robustness (provided by static typing, for example for critical systems), performance, parallelism. Scala, Rust, C# (Go, C++ also, but I dislike these two) are better options.