> I "fail to understand" something you actually never did or experienced, right? No, I have worked at a variety of large institutions that have millions of lin

> I "fail to understand" something you actually never did or experienced, right? No, I have worked at a variety of large institutions that have millions of lines of Python. I work with it often. The use of Python is more about it being accessible for non-developers, which is why they also teach it in schools; and the need for a standard. It is the new "Visual Basic". Again, it is not more productive in all situations.