[dazmax]

What? Python has way too many parentheses. Why should I have to write foo() to call foo? That's what I want to do with it 99% of the time. Ruby has it right.

[eru]

Because how are you going to refer to foo (and not the result of foo) otherwise?

Haskell has it right. And Scheme and Forth of course.

[selven]

It still has many improvements over C. Compare:

void func(x) { if (a == b) { do(c); do(d); } else{ do(e); } } vs:

def func(x): if a == b: do(c) do(d) else: do(e)

[coliveira]

I write the first as

void func(int x) { if (a==b) do(c),do(d); else do(e); }