Python scoping
Martin Christensen
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Fri Oct 27 07:45:25 EDT 2000
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>>>>> "William" == William Park <parkw at better.net> writes: William> Good programmers always use indentation, with or without William> braces. But, I personally wouldn't mind "end" statements William> (ie. endif, endfor, endwhile, etc.) for situations where William> blocks are longer than one screen. You're free to put an # End this_or_that in such places. I almost always do with class and function definitions and large blocks. However, that's a help to you, and enforcing it seems to have no purpose. Martin -- GPG public key: http://home1.stofanet.dk/factotum/gpgkey.txt
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