Thank you, this is very interesting.

In what way are Python's lambdas restricted? Do they literally have to fit on one line?

Do you have to use a separate version of + to add complex numbers in Python?

Do you prefer loop because it's more concise or because you can say things you can't say in Python? Can you give me a couple examples of things that work better with loop?

(As you can tell from my questions, I don't know much about Python, but as a Lisp hacker I'm curious about other Lisp hackers' view of it.)