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Python has always fully supported C style braces out of the box: you simply have to put a # before them: if foo == 1: # { print "one foo" # }
by DonHopkins 2y ago
Python has always fully supported C style braces out of the box: you simply have to put a # before them:
if foo == 1: # {
print "one foo"
# }
It also supports PASCAL style begin/end:
if foo == 1: # begin
print "one foo"
# end
And it's fully internationalized, even supporting mixing multiple languages:
if foo == 1: # beginnen
print "one foo"
# 終了
In fact, you can even mix styles:
if foo == 1: # begin
print "one foo"
# }
Or optionally leave one of them out, or spell them any way you like, if you feel like it:
if foo == 2:
print "one foo"
# fi
Even verbose COBOL style:
if foo == 1: # perform conditional foo value check
print("one foo")
# end perform conditional