Learning Python after Rust as a beginner: Anyone else miss strict types?

Many community members criticized me for choosing Rust as my first programming language. Recently, I started learning Python to better grasp programming logic, but I ran into a bit of a cultural shock. Python hides a lot of the low-level details I got used to in Rust—things like explicit references, strict data type contracts, and specific types like i32 or &str. Because of this, I've decided to continue learning Python alongside Rust rather than switching entirely.