So what? That's how things are structured in Python. It's one of the advantages of the language. Sure it'd be nice to be like Common Lisp, where you can write dynamic/slow and optimised/fast code in the same language, depending on (declare). But Python is the next best thing.
If you want to write slow, dynamic, hacky code in Rust you have to write 'unwrap' and 'clone' all over the place, obscuring the logic.
If you want to write slow, dynamic, hacky code in Rust you have to write 'unwrap' and 'clone' all over the place, obscuring the logic.