What is another word for unpythonic?
Pronunciation: [ʌnpa͡ɪθˈɒnɪk] (IPA) 
Unpythonic, a term frequently used in the Python programming language community, refers to coding practices that deviate from the principles of Pythonic code. Synonymous terms for unpythonic include non-pythonic, non-idiomatic, unidiomatic, non-conforming, and non-standard. These terms are used to describe code that violates Python's guiding principles, such as readability, simplicity, and a preference for explicitness over implicitness. Unpythonic code often involves complex and convoluted methods to accomplish simple tasks, disregarding the elegant and concise nature of Python. By emphasizing Pythonic code, developers can ensure their code is clear, maintainable, and aligns with the language's spirit of simplicity and readability.
