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Well in a sense that is swift-evolution.

• raverbashing 11y ago
  I disagree, it's more like "my favourite X has this, so I want everybody else to have it" If Swift's idea was to be a C-like language then it doesn't make any sense to suggest indenting as code-block markers, or to not use 'default' in switch statements
  • weaksauce 11y ago
    It was only c like in brackets. This language is an amalgam of the good features of many languages really and it's not done adapting to where it should be. I agree that indentation from Python is a bad feature though.