>None of these choices are particularly important. Being CONSISTENT does. The thing is - there isn't much consistency in his syntax. The most obvious example i

>None of these choices are particularly important. Being CONSISTENT does. The thing is - there isn't much consistency in his syntax. The most obvious example is the indentation, that appears to be 8 spaces except for one line which is indented with 4; there isn't consistency in whether to have a space or not before semicolons, before and after parentheses, or before and after binary operators.