`read', `eval', and `print'

I skimmed documentation of Python after people told me it was fundametally similar to Lisp. My conclusion is that that is not so. When you start Lisp, it does `read', `eval', and `print', all of which are missing in Python.[o]
Some EXPERT PROGRAMMERS care to elaborate on the above? The last part (read/eval/print), not the one about the similarity.

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care to elaborate on the above?
It's called "smug lisp weenie", a person whose ignorance is so deep that it definitely must signify serious mental retardation, and which also powers a formidable aura of smugness (by means of Dunning-Kruger effect and similar stuff).

Secondary attributes of SLWs include the absolute inability to see through irrelevant, superficial details, and perpetual fascination with trivial stuff that intellectually normative people learn, familiarize with, and stop preaching about on every corner in a matter of weeks or days. For example, >>4 is another SLW.