Many of these "quirks" are just odd expectations on the author's part that were ...

		leephillips on July 12, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Python quirks Many of these "quirks" are just odd expectations on the author's part that were not fulfilled, but he does describe a few interesting odds and ends. And I agree completely about modules, importing, eggs, namespaces, and all that mess. One of the most refreshing things about learning Clojure after using Python for a while was the relative absence of confusion surrounding these issues, aided by Leiningen.

I think these "quirks" hit on legitimate inconsistencies and confusing interpretations. Most of his expectations seem pretty commonplace.