Python has excellent support for dependency injection and monkeypatching these days. It has an entire arsenal of pre-made decorators. I've found Python's orig

Python has excellent support for dependency injection and monkeypatching these days. It has an entire arsenal of pre-made decorators. I've found Python's original paradigm, "create deep, object oriented libraries, and have users write procedural/functional scripts in production," to be absolutely excellent. These days though, the world's most popular programming language has been extended, and not in a bad way. You can do just about anything in it, and it'll be a really good experience (and extremely slow code...).