Python developers be living their best life without curly braces until they accidentally hit the spacebar ONE extra time and suddenly their entire code block decides to throw a tantrum. The indentation gods are RUTHLESS—you're either perfectly aligned or you're getting an IndentationError slapped across your face faster than you can say "but it looks fine to me!"
Meanwhile, brace-loving languages are just chilling with their explicit boundaries, immune to the invisible chaos of whitespace warfare. But noooo, Python said "let's make formatting MANDATORY" and turned every developer into a paranoid space-counter. One rogue space and your if statement is now part of the wrong block, your loop is broken, and you're questioning your entire career choice.
The absolute AUDACITY of a language where pressing spacebar is a syntax decision. Welcome to Python, where tabs vs spaces isn't just a preference—it's a declaration of war.
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