Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
>Gosh, I love this thread...
Me too. I just wish I could participate more.
>The only thing that imposes is the context in the closing brackets.
>Something that neiter C/C++/C#/Java/ECMAScript nor Scheme nor Python nor
>Perl do. (it's only suggested as good programming practice, but since
>the compiler doesn't care, neither developers do.
One more time: I have never seen it suggested as good programming practice
in Scheme. In fact, it explicitly goes against the coding standards for the
language. They rely on intelligent editors and correct indentation to make
it readable. Somewhat like XML, too ;-)
I'd be surprised if it was suggested as good Python, too, but I'm a lot less
familiar with it.
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