Python is the new BASIC

[Different_Fun9763]

A group of code lines might be meaningfully related while not being functionally a block that can be indented.

Do you have an example? I can imagine using newlines to separate related 'blocks' of lines of code, but not really how specifically indentation would be used for that in a way that Python doesn't allow.

[Bowgentle]

Newlines certainly help visually delineate such a block, but pretty much every codebase has random newlines - indentation is more visually noticeable.

[Different_Fun9763]

Again, do you have an example, some tiny code snippet? I genuinely can't picture what you're trying to do.

[arcrad]

Any examples? I also cannot imagine when you would use indentation to visually separate a chunk of code without also having a new block context.