> Supreet> Software development has become a complex task. If you
> Supreet> check out any big enough project, they have a style
> Supreet> guide, they try to enforce. Which really indicate that
> Supreet> there is no standard for indentation even when there are
>
> Precisely. And I want an environment that gives me the flexibility to
> define (say) a preferred indentation style for my organisation rather
> than having the language force one down my throat as Python does.
My biggest gripe with Python is the use of white space as block markers. It
is quite a good thing, till it bites you. It can get extremely frustating to
copy/paste code at times. Also simple tasks like introducing temporary
blocks can cause major headaches at times.
I agree that Python makes for very clean and consistent code, but it is not
the language for me. Give me Java, C++, C or perl any day!
Ambar
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