Syntactically significant whitespace

[Luis Jones]

>syntactically significant whitespace

[Gabriel Wood]

>dynamic typing

[Elijah Wood]

Doesitmeanyouthinkthisisvalidwaytowrite?

[Xavier Adams]

(What)(if)(I)(say)(yes)(?)

[Luke Thompson]

>type inference

[Samuel Ramirez]

What about for separating tokens

[Jaxon Ross]

>if statements don't need brackets

[Eli Cooper]

>recursion

[Hunter Adams]

>flow control

[Colton Scott]

python hate thread?

>ctrl+f "self"
>a billion results

[Blake Ramirez]

>functions and classes
fuck i hate those basic building blocks of all modern languages.

[Oliver Gutierrez]

The only significance in whitespace you need is the difference between a single space, and multiple spaces or newlines.

[Owen Sanchez]

>____

[Benjamin Gray]

>inheritance

[Leo Kelly]

>I don't have a job

[Owen Flores]

>Principles of
>Object
>Oriented
>Programming

[Owen Adams]

>anonymous functions

[Benjamin Sanders]

Functions are literally the only thing that should exist along strings, floating-point and maybe some primitive notion of lists.

[Adrian James]

IhadzeroproblemsreadingthatsentencesoIguessyouprovedmypoint.

[Leo Carter]

>no integers
>no arrays

[Jacob Gutierrez]

Separating tokens with whitespace is good and useful for reading and editting

Forcing your users to use whitespace for indentation and failing to compile if they don't follow those rules is fucking awful for editing.

[Jackson Morales]

>no arrays

[Christian Powell]

sounds like bash is just right for you

[Grayson Barnes]

but a string is just a char array