One more thing. If you want to know why Python looks the way it does, you need to get into Guido's mind. You may disagree with him, but your disagreements wil

One more thing. If you want to know why Python looks the way it does, you need to get into Guido's mind. You may disagree with him, but your disagreements will not help you understand why Python looks the way it looks. And before arguing that he's wrong to think that, remember that for several years now, Python has added more developers in a year than Clojure, Haskell, Ruby, and Scala have *COMBINED*. So while he may be wrong-headed, he's wrong-headed in a way that works for a lot of people. (Note, I think he's wrong-headed about a lot of things.)