>>106407547
>That's it?
Languages like C++ or Java have strict type checking whereas Python gives zero fucks.

This is why people both hate on and love Python

Its good habit to implement type annotations into your code. Take the following for example:
def IsAnonGay(anon:str="Anonymous")->bool:
return True

The function expects 'anon' to be a string, if none is provided there is a default value, and when calling this function you can expect a bool value

>>106187666
I barely touched python in college and actually hated it. Years later I got a new job with bullshit repetetive data tasks and thought "i think python can do this" and within a week i had a [albiet poorly written] script that did 5 hours of work in 5 minutes. I've been using it for almost 6 years now for everything and still learning something new all the time but its so simple most people can use it.

>>22957272
i write code

>>105846510
beautifulsoup

>>105611607
python is coding whether you like it or not