Langchain was my first real contact with Python development, and it felt worse than Enterprise Java. I didn't know that OOP is so prominent in Python libraries, it looks like many devs are just copying the mistakes from Enterprise Java/.NET projects.
Well it's not:D
Sure there are 4-5 fundamental classes in python libs but they're just fundamental ones.
They don't impose an OOP approach all the way.
What you're alluding to is people coming from Java to Python in 2010+ and having a use-classes-for-everything approach.
