Why MIT switched from Scheme to Python(wisdomandwonder.com)

  car(cons(1,2)) 
    -> 1

  cdr(cons(1,2)) 
    -> 2

  car(cons('a', cons(2, 3))) 
    -> 'a'

    user> (def h {:foo "hi"})
    #'user/h
    user> (h :foo)
    "hi"
    user> (h :bar)
    nil

  (require scheme/foreign)
  (unsafe!)
  (define my-c-lib (ffi-lib "libmylib")) ;; loads libmylib.so
  (define my-c-func (get-ffi-obj 'my_c_func my-c-lib (_fun _long -> _long)))
  ;; The C code does not need to take Scheme into account--
  ;; Existing C libraries can be interfaced with Scheme
  ;; with a trivial amount of effort.

  #include <Python.h>
  #include <netinet/in.h>
    
  static PyObject *
  py_htonl(PyObject *self, PyObject *args) {
     long my_arg;
 
     if(!PyArgParseTuple(args, "l", &my_arg))
         return NULL;
     return PyBuildValue("l", htonl(my_arg));
  }
  
  static PyMethodDef methods[] = {
      {"htonl", py_htonl, METH_VARARGS,
       "Demonstrate Python's C interface\n"}
  };
  
  static char module_doc[] = "Demonstration";  
  
  PyMODINIT_FUNC
  initfunc(void) {
    PyInitModule3("mylib", methods, module_doc);
  }

   {
       "x": [
           {
               "y": "a",
               "z": 23,
               "q": [
                   54,
                   32,
                   45
                ]
            }
        ],
        "r": 43
    }