Python OO v Moose

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With all the hype being thrown about Python v Perl and my own baby steps into Moose, I thought I'd have a quick look at how the other side does it and found both quite comparable. Not knowing any Python, I grabbed some code from a tutorial page and tried to implement the same 2 attribute, 1 method class in Moose.

Python

class OurClass(object):
   """Class docstring."""

   def __init__(self, arg1, arg2):
       """Method docstring."""
       self.arg1 = arg1
       self.arg2 = arg2

   def printargs(self):
       """Method docstring."""
       print self.arg1
       print self.arg2

Perl

package OurClass;
use Moose;
has ‘arg1’ => (
    is     => ‘rw’
);
has ‘arg2’ => (
    is     => ‘rw’
);
sub printargs {
    my $self = shift;
    say $self->arg1;
    say $self->arg2;
}
no Moose;

For those who like their statistics simplistic:

Python (29 words, 190 chars)

Perl (25 words, 142 chars)

Rather than seeking approval from any self-appointed echo chamber, I'm wondering if there are any here with the Python chops to tell me that I've created a straw man (like missing out the call to __PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;) or that there's a Python feature specific to OO that they really wish was in Moose or implemented more naturally.

I'm not trying to get anyone's back up, just meditating on how to make the comparison fair.

best,