> Re: Re: Python
> By: Kirkman to Nightfox on Tue Dec 11 2018 09:26 pm
> Ki> This is something I love about Python, personally.
> Ki> Make sure you don't mix spaces and tabs for indentation in your code,
> Ki> or Python will likely complain.
> I like that it helps keep code consistent, but one downside that bugs me is
> that text editors often assume you want to continue your indented code block
> in Python, and Python doesn't use curly braces, which text editors often use
> with other languages to know when you're done with a code block. In other
> languages, text editors can even know you're done with a one-line block of
> code without curly braces since that's how other programming languages work.
I keep running into unexpected indent or unexpected unindent when using nested
loops and such, which is obviously my lack of understanding of Python. Another
problem I keep running into is, for example, x = x + 1 or x += 1 ... syntax
error. I won't paste my troubled code but Python is definitely a finicky
language
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