> You should just try using Python for real ... "For real"? I write Python constantly. Speaking from a purely statistical and probabilistic standpoint, it's ve

> You should just try using Python for real ... "For real"? I write Python constantly. Speaking from a purely statistical and probabilistic standpoint, it's very likely that I've written more Python code than you have. And I don't have whitespace issues in my own code. But by reading the Web I find that it's a problem for many. Find an example where some student's C or C++ program fails because, as the following examples proclaim, the source file contains a mixture of tabs and spaces. https://www.google.com/search?q=python+indentation+error https://www.google.com/search?q=python+indentation+error