I don't know much about python. As I do some research on it, two features on its faces just totally turn me off.
1. Indentation based structure
It's error-prone and ineffective. Saving two keystrokes '{' and '}' can bring a programmer tons of troubles. Having an editing tool to do auto-indent for you is officially impossible, because indentation is your logic and editing tools can't do your logic. Auto-formatting will be an always-missing feature for python editors.
2. Compulsory self keyword to access class members
It not intuitive and unreasonably unnecessary. It's crazy!
They are more like syntax problems, but as I said I don't know much about python. If python designers make this kind of decisions, I can't imagine what I will see if I go on researching.
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