Well written code is obviously better than badly written code. But why assume the functional-style is better written than the idiomatic Python? I think a good developer understand the context they work in rather than try to fit a square peg in a round hole.
I wouldn't like to maintain Haskell code written by someone who thinks everything should look like Python. And vice-versa.
I wouldn't like to maintain Haskell code written by someone who thinks everything should look like Python. And vice-versa.