It's all what you're used to reading. If all you've been staring at are various curly-brace languages then of course you're going to prefer that. I was primari

It's all what you're used to reading. If all you've been staring at are various curly-brace languages then of course you're going to prefer that. I was primarily a curly-brace developer for 10 years, but changed my mind after a few years of Python, Ruby and Lua. Now I actually think these languages look better than the curly-brace family.