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It depends on what "graduate" means (I note your "scare quotes"). For some lexical styles matter a lot and it is easier to answer this question with that kind of constraint.
While its ecosystem is surely much smaller than even Julia's, Nim [1] has a lot of the concise, lexical feel of Python, but semantics more like Modula3/Ada and with Lisp-like syntax macros/metaprogramming to fill in other gaps.
Another possibility is Cython [2] which is basically a superset of Python with gradual typing.
[1] https://nim-lang.org/
[2] https://cython.org/
It depends on what "graduate" means (I note your "scare quotes"). For some lexical styles matter a lot and it is easier to answer this question with that kind of constraint.
While its ecosystem is surely much smaller than even Julia's, Nim [1] has a lot of the concise, lexical feel of Python, but semantics more like Modula3/Ada and with Lisp-like syntax macros/metaprogramming to fill in other gaps.
Another possibility is Cython [2] which is basically a superset of Python with gradual typing.
[1] https://nim-lang.org/
[2] https://cython.org/