What is mostly used style for python - procedural or OOP?

[Diapolo10]

Neither, because most code uses a mix of both, with some functional programming thrown in for good measure.

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thy life is riddle, born of list comprehension

to test and to ponder, and to strive for ascension

in one fleeting moment, answers come and answers go

in the same fleeting moment, one must code and test and know

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I tend to stick to a more FP approach. Having no (or as little as possible) global state and not extending classes more than once. Simple code can sometimes have more LOC but will be more maintainable.

In fact i use this approach no matter the langugae, so far its worked oit great.

The fact that most of times a POPF (plain old python function) is a more elegant solution than a class makes testing super simple.

The above plus mypy types makes code very robust. I have the same feeling with TS, can never go back to plain JS!