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 # Motivation
 Having programmed functionally in Scala and now using Python I missed the syntax/style for it from Scala. Most of that can be summed up by comparing the Scala style vs Python style for taking a list, filtering on a criteria, mapping a function to it, then reducing it. Below is a comparison of the default Python style and the Scala inspired style that ScalaFunctional uses.