[Rotareti]

> Especially how Rust enums and structs make it easy to define new types to guide your programs are a highlight for me.

In recent versions Python got some nice improvements in this area, with the new way of creating NamedTuples, Data Classes and the typing module. I wrote a stackoverflow answer recently that sums it up, if anyone is interested:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/45426493/1612318

[sidlls]

Those artifacts in Python don't really compare with what the parent laments. Rust's sum types are one of my top reasons for preferring the language.

[whyever]

There are not sum types though.