> It's harder to tell where code blocks end just by looking This is always puzzling to me. I've always felt that the indentation is what told me a code block

> It's harder to tell where code blocks end just by looking This is always puzzling to me. I've always felt that the indentation is what told me a code block ended, not a closing brace. It's graphical rather than textual. Maybe that's why Python feels more natural to me. The indentation tells me a code block ended, and the closing brace used by other languages is just a redundancy. Languages that use things like "endif/endfor/etc" end up looking downright cluttered. > also converting tabs to spaces or vice-versa is tiring. Get a better IDE. I've never had this be an issue in PyCharm.