Python from that era didn't have generators, new classes, list comprehensions, annotations etc. If you're not using any of these in your code now you're not writing idiomatic modern Python.
But the point of my post wasn't to bash Python but rather to note that Ruby got an unusually large number of thing right on the first try.
But the point of my post wasn't to bash Python but rather to note that Ruby got an unusually large number of thing right on the first try.