This Would Be The Best Programming Language Ever

indentation Programming languages Code formatting Whitespace Syntax Language design Curly braces Preprocessor Bython

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This Would Be The Best Programming Language Ever

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OH. MY. GOD. Someone finally solved the great Python indentation crisis! 'Bython' is basically Python wearing braces like it's some kind of Java costume party! 💅 The AUDACITY of creating a preprocessor that translates curly brackets into whitespace is just *chef's kiss*. It's like giving a snake a makeover with jewelry it never asked for! For everyone who's ever spent three hours debugging because of a single misplaced space - your therapy session has arrived in code form! Next they'll be telling us semicolons are optional but recommended "for emotional support." THE DRAMA!

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