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Python has always been an incredibly useful scripting and glue language and as such it is pretty much perfect (or rather: Python 2.x has been). The problems started only to appear when people tried using it as an actual programming language for writing large code bases entirely in Python. E.g. even a great tool can be the wrong tool for a job.

Define large?

For Python projects, I would define anything above 20kloc as 'large'.

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