I guess it's really a matter of tastes indeed. My point is that, no matter the fact that I can try to mimic the Python idiomatic way or the reverse, there is a

I guess it's really a matter of tastes indeed. My point is that, no matter the fact that I can try to mimic the Python idiomatic way or the reverse, there is a real difference between this languages, and is a difference that I see in many other languages, splitting them into two families: the "tools" languages that try to provide already build abstractions able to solve common problems, and the "concepts" languages where there are just a few rules you can combine to solve problems. I love the latter approach.