I use python for some basic scripting and I don't write anything huge. Most of these do roughly what I would expect.
> __new__ is a static method that’s responsible for creating and returning a new instance (object) of the class. It takes the class as its first argument followed by additional arguments.
> In Python, __init__ is an instance method that initializes a newly created instance (object). It takes the object as its first argument followed by additional arguments
> Python id() function returns the “identity” of the object. The identity of an object is an integer, which is guaranteed to be unique and constant for this object during its lifetime.
The pickel.dumps() is the only one that is a bit odd until to find out what the pickle module does.
> The accessibility of Python is overrated.
The accessibility isn't overrated. Python has something that is missing from a lot of languages that isn't often talked about. It is really good a RAD (Rapid Application Development). You can quickly put something together that works reasonably well, it also is enough of the proper language that you can build bigger things in it.
> It's a language with warts and issues just like the others.
Like every other one.