"Python is the most powerful language you can still read." - Paul Dubois Being a developer, it is hard to stay focused on one programming language only, there have been at least a few projects in your career that required you to know at least a little bit about a different programming language than the one you are specialized in. Under these circumstances, you start to compare them, to notice their particularities, and, very often, you try to write the code in the same manner you're used to in your favourite language. Soon you get disappointed, because this new language doesn't support some of the features you expected. After a few hundred lines of code, you start to notice that this language can actually meet your requirements, you start to understand the way it works, and, perhaps, the reasons the authors built it like this. This is the challenge and the beauty of being a developer, you never know what language will you be "speaking" during your next project.


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