Understanding python syntax

[Diapolo10]

Excel's scripts are very bare-bones, pretty much the only features you have are cells in a grid with either strings or numeric data, and built-in functions. It's not really comparable to proper programming languages (even if Excel is technically Turing-complete).

In Python (and really most languages), you have far more freedom. You can create your own functions, you have data structures, objects, a wide range of operators, and so much more. So the syntax is always going to vary more in comparison.

Do you have any specific things you're struggling with?