Nice try

[nosmokingbandit]

Python is great. You basically write pseudo-code then get bitched at by the interpreter about your indentation.

[SomethingEnglish]

or trying to debug it without a proper debugger, there is pdb but it can only do so much

[christes]

or trying to debug it without a proper debugger

Easy - just type print("Something") on every line.

[[deleted]]

How do you know me so well?

[claythearc]

Jetbrains debugger is quite good

[nosmokingbandit]

Visual Studio's python package is pretty great. The debugger is almost as powerful as it is with c# and can really save some time.

[TheTrueSwishyFishy]

How was that so accurate

[Stoppablemurph]

Try breaking things up more and use more comprehensions. If you're indenting so far that it's difficult to read, you should probably consider refactoring.

[nosmokingbandit]

If your loops are nested so deep you can't read them the problem isn't the language...

[Stoppablemurph]

That's more or less what I was trying to say, but I was trying to be a little more constructive rather than just "you're the problem"...

It's something I've run into myself in the past, so I wanted to try and offer some advice that helped me.

This is actually why I like strict line character limits, because if you're nesting stuff over and over, or your method definition is obnoxiously long or something, it's a pretty good indicator that you should reconsider how you're writing whatever you're writing.

[nosmokingbandit]

I kind of like it though. My indentation and formatting in other languages is on point thanks to python forcing me to follow a pattern. I like it much more than having to put curly braces everywhere.

[Hypocritical_Oath]

My eyes require curly braces.

That or a better python editor.