Fixed capitalisations, added missing bits

content/_index.md

@@ -41,15 +41,15 @@ title = "Why python is a bad language"
 - Variables don't need to be declared. This leads to many issues, such as accidentally overwriting other variables with the same name, or typos going undetected.
 - A variable's type may be changed after its assignment, making it harder to work with.
 
-{{ sec_header(name="Poorly done Classes") }}
+{{ sec_header(name="Poorly Done Classes") }}
 - The `self` parameter being passed into functions explicitly is pointless boilerplate. Instead it should just be there implicitly, and static functions should be declared with a keyword such as `static`.
 - Fields do not need to be declared. This leads to issues mentioned before. It also makes the data a class stores undefined, making it harder to work with. It is recommended to declare fields, but unfortunately not enforced.
 - Enums are basically just classes, and are yet another lazy afterthought.
 
 {{ sec_header(name="Wide Spread Because Of The Wrong Reason") }}
-- Python is seen as "the beginner's language", and it really should not be. There is practically 
-- As said earlier on this website, Python has numerous issues that stop the newbie from quickly getting used to other PLs, by lacking basic functions.
-- Python should only be used if you wanna handicap yourself into an inferior PL, just to see what you can do. No more, no less.
+- Python is seen as "the beginner's language", and it really should not be. It doesn't teach important concepts, and is way too simplfied.
+- As said earlier on this website, Python has numerous issues that stop the newbie from quickly getting used to other PLs by lacking basic functions.
+- Python should only be used if you wanna handicap yourself into an inferior PL and quick scripts you'll only use like 5 times, just to see what you can do. No more, no less.
 
 {{ sec_header(name="Other Issues") }}
 - Strings can be evaluated as code, also encouraging spaghetti code.