Concerning your point that Python doing functional programming as a "con," I'm a bit confused. Did you mean imperative? It is easy to write overly imperative Python, which is a good point, but I'm confused what you mean with functional.
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The last time I checked, OOP was implemented in C++. In fact, programming with objects was one of main differences between C and C++.
Furthermore, being static typed doesn't mean that Runtime errors do not happen in C++.
Python is specification of the language, the implemention you were talking about is called CPython.
Finally, I am quite sure you would find plenty of C++ backend applications.
Majority of high performant server backend applications are probably written in C++. Just ask Google.
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Concerning your point that Python doing functional programming as a "con," I'm a bit confused. Did you mean imperative? It is easy to write overly imperative Python, which is a good point, but I'm confused what you mean with functional.