Python definitely considers itself a serious language, not one intended for 500 line scripts. They have libraries supporting server creation, GUI and desktop ap

Python definitely considers itself a serious language, not one intended for 500 line scripts. They have libraries supporting server creation, GUI and desktop applications etc. It's just that in practice, the trade-offs the designers made for easy development made writing large applications next to impossible, unchecked exceptions being one of the major sources of instability. You write very fast buggy code and get excellent productivity initially, but as the program grows you fave a factorial growth of interactions between components, and, because the interface points are not well defined and checked at compile time, what you gained during development is lost under an uncontrolled torrent of subtle runtime bugs.