I've been writing Python professionally for a while now, and the one thing I always want to reach for are multi-line anonymous functions. However, I do appreciate how Python prevents some of the callback hell one can encounter in JavaScript codebases.
There is a difference between abusing anonymous functions, and situations where anonymous functions might be called for, where it just so happens that those functions require more than one line of code.
There is a difference between abusing anonymous functions, and situations where anonymous functions might be called for, where it just so happens that those functions require more than one line of code.