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Indentation of Python interpreter C source (was Re: [Python-Dev] Re: [Python-chec....)

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Peter Funk wrote:

> Also the Python interpreter has no strong relationship with Linux =
kernel
> a agree with Linus on this topic.  Python source code is another =
thing:
> Python identifiers are usually longer due to qualifiying and Python
> operands are often lists, tuples or the like, so lines contain more =
stuff.

you're just guessing, right?

(if you check, you'll find that the actual difference is very small.
iirc, that's true for c, c++, java, python, tcl, and probably a few
more languages.  dunno about perl, though... :-)

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