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by unethical_ban
2744 days ago
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Literally anything other than spaces that allowed easier linting, less "wait am I doing it right" regarding multi-line statements, etc. If that is a keyword, or brackets, or whatever, I would prefer that. You can't minify or easily lint python. And you can't easily tell if there are mixed indent methods (tabs/spaces) and IDEs struggle with it vs. a simple bracket structure. (This is a rare repost within a thread. I'm punching that card for 2018. Whitespace significance is my #1 issue with Python. I love the language, hate this feature.) |
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I find that the linting available in Python is better than that in c++, though c++ has better auto complete.
Minification of most of Python is possible, although shouldn't be considered of any value since it's not passed over the wire to a user.