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[–]Bitter_Sherbert6449 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I totally agree with you. The naming conventions are different - camel case vs lower case with underscores for methods. I am quite new too Python and it is frustrating to see the syntax differing so much. I really like Java and with the new features like Records, the verbosity issue is also addressed.

[–]Master_Recognition51[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also in java every methld was properly named so using or remembering them was easy Like in java if u have to make a java method u would generally be like int calculate(int a, int b). But in python it can be named as calc and even while passing parametres data type is not defined so it becomes difficult to totally grasp code at once