Cool to see my hunch be backed by data. Python is a scripting language with OOP bolted on. Means there’s not really a styling consistency that other languages have, with things tending to look like PHP, a collection of various scripts that invoke one another
Python was designed with objects in mind from day one.
"Designed" is doing a lot of work here. There are clearly bits that are just bolted on because they didn't want to change the syntax.
EVERYTHING in Python is an object. I’m not sure how that could have been bolted onto the language