Hi,
I am a C/C++-programmer.
And I a first time tourist in the world of python.
I am travelling with "vim Air"...
My questions to the pilots of this airline are:
Since python does not have start-/end-of-block
marker a la "{}" in C: How can I indent a
block of code? How does vim know, how large
such a block is, where it starts and where it
ends? How can I acchieve, what "==" does for
C/C++-code?
Thank you very much for help me on my journey! :)
Best regards and have a nice sunday!
mcc
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