$DIVINITY, I hate Java-flavoured Python with a passion. Sometimes I dive into corporate stuff that seems like it was done by the yard by interns measured in LOC

$DIVINITY, I hate Java-flavoured Python with a passion. Sometimes I dive into corporate stuff that seems like it was done by the yard by interns measured in LOC per day, or literally code-generated from some overly abstract spec. Worse, sometimes I will have to dig down into accessors of accessors to find the actual logic for a library (which is why I often implement my own, shorter and easier to debug ones). I write Python in a mix of FP style (with the occasional class for handling specific contexts or tasks) that aims to be as concise and readable as possible, and yes, I will use global variables in a module if it saves me the trouble of herding some constants or common state around and making function invocations unnecessarily long.