Star-Crossed Syntax Lovers

Syntax indentation Programming languages Semicolons Whitespace Code romance Programming heartbreak Language differences

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Star-Crossed Syntax Lovers

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THE TRAGEDY! She wants to be the : in his code, but he codes in Python where indentation rules and colons break hearts! In any other language, they could've had their semicolon love story, but Python said NOT TODAY, SWEETHEART! Her dreams of being an essential syntax character CRUSHED by whitespace significance. A romance DOOMED by language choice! The ultimate star-crossed lovers of programming syntax!

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