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Rust can check for type error when compiling, which is helpful on development.

The runtime exception is unavoidable when using unwrap() but it's reasonable since not all kind of errors can be eliminated statically.

However I suppose most python don't prefer to deal with (complex/generic) type system.

My general feeling on python developers is they prioritize "speed of development" more than "speed of execution".

Some people even call them data scientist instead of programmer to highlight their focus is not on the programming aspect.