>New users wonder how to call functions. They form an intuition ("use parenthesis"), but it's unreliable. "Oh, parenthesis are optional--oh, parenthesis are only optional sometimes".

print f"are you {sure} you need parenthesis to call a function in python"

>Python is much more boring in this respect, users are more likely to form accurate intuitions.

is defining a class the same as defining a function? What about functions implicitly defined when you define a class?

__what__ is __with__ __some_words__?

why do you need an empty file called init.py in the same directory as your actual code?