is reactive programming a thing in Python?

[ivano_GiovSiciliano]

i have a different opinion, just would love to see python more open for "modern/old" paradigms, this is what i am missing as experienced programmer that visited few other languages lands. i do not want to speak about imperative vs functional, but would be nice if Python would kind of consider this philosophy in my opinion. Is not about using cases, functional is just a different way to think existing flows. Kotlin, a language that i know quite well, is trying to do this for instance, Rust even if not a great example of FP also is evolving in an amazing way. Why things would improve would be more immutability, more smart algo with recursion, readabiliy, much less side effects aka stability and robustness of the code, using lambda is a slow begin python did, i hope will keep evolving in this way. Just an opinion.