It's not a huge problem, but lack of understanding of how the compiler delineates blocks of code makes the code hard to reason about. I like to know what the co

It's not a huge problem, but lack of understanding of how the compiler delineates blocks of code makes the code hard to reason about. I like to know what the compiler will do with my code, and what is and isn't valid through something other than trial and error. Scheme's perfect regularity makes that easy. Haskell... doesn't. I am aware that the information exists somewhere, and I think I got a link a bit back, so I'll have to go track that down. But it is absolutely baffling that people don't discuss it more. Would you be able to write Python if nobody told you about the indentation rules? Of course not. I'll have to find that link...