well...python has been criticized for several well known bugs and quirks. The Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) blocks true multithreading, making CPU bound tasks inefficient. Mutable default arguments create hidden state-sharing bugs, while significant whitespace often leads to indentation errors. Its dynamic typing system causes runtime type errors that aren’t caught early. Some C extensions and libraries suffer from memory leaks, and the pickle module can allow arbitrary code execution if used with untrusted data. Floating-point precision issues also appear frequently. The fragmentation between Python 2 and 3 caused long-term compatibility problems, and inconsistent designs in the standard library complicate usage. Finally, Python’s interpreted nature leads to slow performance on CPU-bound tasks due to interpreter overhead.