You can slam semicolons at the ends of lines in Python, interpreter doesn’t care

P sure you can do multiple lines in one line by slamming semicolons too, though idr for sure and I can’t be arsed to check

Don't cry, babe -- at least I didn't say Visual Basic.

In a different language that uses whitespace:

proc blank_map*:void =
 mines_placed = 0
 row8 = newseq[uint8](width); game_map = newseq[row8](height)
 row16 = newseq[int16](width); sum_map = newseq[row16](height)
 rowChar = newseq[char](width); state_map = newseq[rowChar](height)
 for h in 0.uint8..<height:
  game_map[h] = row8; sum_map[h] = row16
  state_map[h] = rowChar

I'm allowed to do it, it's allowed

(I don't use it a lot and I'm sure many dislike this because longer lines especially if they have less display width for whatever reason)

She's sad because she's realizing he's just a script kiddy and not a real programmer.

I'm not a fan of python too, so I get her crying.

Give me some space!

I can change! Let me be your indents!

Our company has seen long and bloody wars fought over the semicolon

I code in Python.

Well, that's depressing.

My memory is foggy - I thought she was the one who broke up with him.

What about Godot script?

python coders dont deserve love or air