> The only people I see cursing Python's syntax are those who seem to think lambdas are restricted because they can't have statements (get over it, you can do anything with lambda that you can do with a def, trust me)
Why should I trust you?
You think the only complaint about Python's syntax is having two different languages (one of statements and one of expressions), and having to know each one in order to write code a certain way.
Why should I trust you?
You've never seen anyone complain about connecting assignment and lexical scope. You've never seen anyone complain about extra [0] and creating extra references, making many algorithms ugly.
Why should I trust you?
You've never heard of someone complaining that using newline as a statement terminator means you have extra parenthesis! You've never heard of someone complaining that Python has too many parenthesis.
Why should I trust you?
You clearly don't get out very much, and think there are no legitimate complaints about Python. You think Python has the most perfect syntax, for every occasion.
Why should I trust you?