Comment by Retr0id

Comment by Retr0id 3 days ago

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Python block indentation is an example of nested structure that's at least easier to visually scan. You don't need to count opening/closing parens, just look down a column of text - assuming nobody mixed tabs and spaces. (but I wouldn't go as far as saying you don't need to scan it)

User23 3 days ago

Canonically indented Lisp reads an awful lot like Python. You don’t read the braces, you read the indentation.