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It's because there's a rule that every time you are going to start indenting more, there's a colon first. Since whitespace is rather invisible, it's a concessi
by Tyr42 12y ago
It's because there's a rule that every time you are going to start indenting more, there's a colon first. Since whitespace is rather invisible, it's a concession they make to make scoping more clear.