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Python block indentation is an example of nested structure that's at least easier to visually scan. You don't need to count opening/closing parens, just look do
by Retr0id 1y ago
Python block indentation is an example of nested structure that's at least easier to visually scan. You don't need to count opening/closing parens, just look down a column of text - assuming nobody mixed tabs and spaces. (but I wouldn't go as far as saying you don't need to scan it)
- User23 1y agoCanonically indented Lisp reads an awful lot like Python. You don’t read the braces, you read the indentation.