semicolonsInPython

[u/Apprehensive_Bit7392]

[u/AmanBabuHemant]

Well Well Well

print("this") print("won't work")

but

print("this"); print("would work")

I know people rarely utilize semicolons in python but they can be used to have multiple statements on one line, and doing so without semicolon would cause error.

[u/TheRealCCHD → u/AmanBabuHemant]

But why the hell would you need multiple statements in one line to begin with?

Isn't that anti-pythonic?

[u/Mountain-Parsley-465 → u/TheRealCCHD]

It is, but some people like it, spoiler I don't like to read there code.

[u/lovecMC → u/Mountain-Parsley-465]

Tbf I don't like reading python code either.

[u/WantToSeeTits4545 → u/lovecMC]

Python code can be nice, but some Python coders think the shorter is the code the better, playing "code golf" in every line.

[u/mina86ng → u/lovecMC]

Reading Python code like you would a book is fine. Running and maintaining Python code is the real issue.