On Sat, 25 Feb 2017, Tim Bradshaw wrote:

> (Although why anyone who has looked at the tail of some bit of C-derived 
> language with its apparently endless sequence of close braces, carefully 
> arranged one-per line to maximise the wasted screen real-estate would 
> say this is beyond me.  One of Python's few good features is that it is 
> impossible to do this when writing Python -- although somewhere, no 
> doubt, there are coding style guidelines which say that Python 
> definitions must be separated from the following definition by 1 + 
> number-of-nesting-levels blank lines.)

The last language I used where white-space was syntactical was FORTRAN...  
Death to Python!

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Dave Horsfall DTM (VK2KFU)  "Those who don't understand security will suffer."