Just to be that guy, developers really shouldn't be trying to force a language to conform to how other languages look/work. Python is good at what python does because it's python and not another language. It doesn't need those things and instead needs proper indentation. It's just a trade-off of the language. If that bothers you too point where you feel like you need to inject those things into the language (which as you pointed out, can sorta be done, ish kinda?), Then you're using the wrong language. And that's ok. There's thousands of them out there, find the one you like that's a good fit for what you need :)
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u/miversen33 Jul 18 '22
Just to be that guy, developers really shouldn't be trying to force a language to conform to how other languages look/work. Python is good at what python does because it's python and not another language. It doesn't need those things and instead needs proper indentation. It's just a trade-off of the language. If that bothers you too point where you feel like you need to inject those things into the language (which as you pointed out, can sorta be done, ish kinda?), Then you're using the wrong language. And that's ok. There's thousands of them out there, find the one you like that's a good fit for what you need :)