Huh? Lack of braces is one of the things I like about Python. Additionally, on many non-English keyboards braces are somewhat hard to write (e.g., on a Danish Mac keyboard it's a three-letter combo: Alt + shift + 8). Not having to write braces is nice.
One of the examples on the page says "indentation doesn't matter". But the thing is, it does matter - even if there are braces. Correct indentation means that your code is more readable. Python (the normal version without braces) enforces correct indentation, which is brilliant.
One of the examples on the page says "indentation doesn't matter". But the thing is, it does matter - even if there are braces. Correct indentation means that your code is more readable. Python (the normal version without braces) enforces correct indentation, which is brilliant.