I started programming something in Python for the first time ever, a few weeks ago. (In the PyCharm IDE.) I was somewhat afraid of the enforced indentation and

I started programming something in Python for the first time ever, a few weeks ago. (In the PyCharm IDE.) I was somewhat afraid of the enforced indentation and newline policy, but I must say I love it, at least so far. Consistent and unified code style reduces my cognitive workload and lets me concentrate on the business logic of the classes I am working on. When everyone has their own style, as was the case in all my previous projects (C++, C, Java, PHP), the extra friction costs some non-trivial amount of energy and time of everyone involved. Of course there is more than just formatting to a "programming style", but still.