Are there any good reasons why I should not use Python?

print x   # does one thing
print x,  # does another

x = "hello everybody"
s = x.split(" ")  # does what you would expect
y = s.join(" ")   # does NOT do what you would expect

import re
x = "The sky is red"
r = re.compile("red")
x.sub(r, "blue")  # oops, that causes an error
r.sub(x, "blue")  # there, that should do it
print x           # prints "The sky is red" -- what!?
y = r.sub(x, "blue")  # maybe that will do it
print y               # nope, now it just prints "blue"

referrer = "http://foobar.com"
if override():
    referer = "overridden"
print "Referrer: " + referrer
# Do you see the bug?
# There was a typo in a variable name.
# No warning. No error.
# Because you can't enforce variable predeclaration.

int x = 0;

x = 0

def dog ():
  falkdfjlkdfj

print "Hello Worldn"
dog()

time.sleep = 4

time.sleep(4)

try:
    prase(getUserInput())
except:
    print 'You entered an invalid number.'