Python white space

Ramdas S

Python white space

At DIQ Technologies we use Python a lot. Python for the uninitiated is a dynamic programming language that has a clear, concise, almost English like syntax, and a philosophy that is extremely developer friendly.

It supports functional, object oriented and procedural programming ideas, and any developer can make use of the language, if he or she is prepared to.

However, there are a few warts with the language. One is that the language forces you indent code to separate logical blocks of code.

Not many people like this idea. We do. But for those who have not yet come to terms with Python's significant white space, here is a link.

Posted on July 28, 2007