I only recently started to wet my feet with Python (Micropython, actually) because I wanted to quickly prototype something on small ESP* uControllers, and speed

I only recently started to wet my feet with Python (Micropython, actually) because I wanted to quickly prototype something on small ESP* uControllers, and speed aside I liked it, but what got me angry was its dependence on tabs, I simply will never adapt to that. I certainly lack the expertise to know what went wrong, but wasting a whole half hour to debug a ~25 lines piece of code that had no bugs and no visible errors or alignment problems, then started to work just by loading on a different editor then saving it back without changing a single char, was enough. I'll keep using it because there are not many alternatives among higher level than C languages, but as soon as something else will appear I'll be more than happy to jump ship. Are brackets, parentheses or "end" statements that bad?