IMO: Python is a garbage language, and should never be used for professional applications. Try to write an app whose very first block is a try/except for KeyboardInterrupt, with or without an if __name__ == '__main__' block. Now run the program a couple dozen times, and press ctrl+c as fast as you can. You will wind up with a debug-level stack trace dump for an uncaught KeyboardInterrupt exception from the core libraries that is thrown before your first line of userland code is parsed or executed. Python runs so much internal setup code before your first line of code is even considered. It's literally impossible to write a Python program that doesn't dump debug garbage to its output, without writing a separate bash script that uses trap to proxy SIGINT and SIGTERM to the running process. Python is a fucking joke in my eyes; and this is before discussing the way async/await was implemented by gutting the core of the language in a way that makes zero fucking sense. Python is a total… fucking… joke. It has some nice features when all you care is about the syntax and ease of development, but the fact is it's a terribly broken language. Use C. Or C++. Or Rust. Or Go. Or Ruby, or literally no joke… even PHP. Python is literally THAT HORRIBLE once you understand its internals. It absolutely disgusts me to say, but PHP with its single-threaded model is put together better than Python.

tldr; Do not use Python. It makes certain tasks seem easy, but all it truly does is make you look like an idiot developer. Pick literally any other language, as Python has screwed up too many basic concepts (related to POSIX and expectations from C) to be taken seriously.