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You can define 'C' macros to replace the curly braces with #BEGIN and #END if you like, but it makes you look like you'd rather be writing Pascal. In which case
by MrVandemar 2y ago
You can define 'C' macros to replace the curly braces with #BEGIN and #END if you like, but it makes you look like you'd rather be writing Pascal. In which case, you are fighting the language, not embracing it. It's not a great idea.
I feel like if you don't like writing Python, write something else. I hear good things about "Go" and it has curly braces.