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That’s not what I understood from the post. The discussion about OOP was the main part and the frustrating library was just an example.

The main point, I think, was that it’s easier to understand programs written in a functional way - data and function operating on that data, rather than understanding OOP code - classes holding data and methods, with interactions between different classes. Most python code is OOP based thus authors dislike for Python.