Because probably you all never coded something really with python.

Because f*ck python lol. Its just bad

the switch case. F*ck python still

I used pycharm, vscode ( with some extensions ), text editor, notepad++, IDLE even Thonny on my raspberry PI. Still all of them was syntax highlighting or suggestion terrible. I never knew what the function of a third party or sometimes first party library wanted.

Stack trace is terrible bad. Js for the win.

the default library is still terribly documented. OF COURSE everything is stated there but after reading the bible 3 times through you still didnt understand anything third or first party libraries!.

In python you need weirdly random packages that are inbuild but you still have to import them WHY THO??? ( looking at you typings )

The funniest thing is that python does not have a switch case where i heard it the first time, i laughed and didnt took him serious but then after looking into it, A BASIC SWITCH CASE does not exist in python. LMAO

python if you want to f*ck every developer that comes after you and the other if want to make a small script yes. Still would choose bash tbh.

Bash is still better than python - Change my mind

But its less math than python. You dont have to role the dice if the error message is logical or not

AWS boto3, FastAPI and django. Good to know, that i shouldnt use them.

Yeah even that i would do, rather to do anything in python ;D

tbh i would rather use assembly than python.

You forgot your indentation and a third party docs is outdated. Now try and debug it with this error message:

Not enough value to unpack (expected 2, got 1) (not any stack trace btw) documentation was terrible. :D

The syntax, the syntax-highlighting, venv creation and usage, having to import everything even inbuild types, have fun checking what a third party library has for functions and what they need :D Async is a hecking mess, documentation is another (bad) story.

Boy oh boy, you gonna hate like a sith if you find out how sh*tty python is.

Yeah, i feel the same but it is at least configurable and not terrible configurable like python

Python has to be another clown with their error messages

Then the code is noisy. And that isnt simplyfied it is made noisy/clustered up.

Yeah, too simple is sometimes bad too. I had to refactor for better readability and it added 3k lines. But it was easier for everyone to understand the code. :)

except the direct political ads :( aka the volt ad poster

And i what i said :)