[AGDNoob]

Yeah that's fair. It's got "fn main()", types like "i32", and uses braces. More Rust-like than Python to be honest. The "Python-like" part is mostly wishful thinking about readability. Should've just called it "minimalist systems language" or something

[rzzzwilson]

I was hoping for no {}, just indentation, but ...

[nine_k]

Indent-based syntax is relatively simple to parse. You basically need two pieces of state: are you in indent-sensitive mode (not inside a literal, not inside a parenthesized expression), and what indentation did the previous line have. Then you can easily issue INDENT and DEDENT tokens, which work exactly like "{" and "}". The actual Python parser does issue these tokens.

Actually Haskell has both indent-based and curlies-based syntax, and curlies freely replace indentation, and vice versa (but only as pairs).

[AGDNoob]

Yeah braces made the parser way simpler for a first attempt. Significant whitespace is on the maybe-list but honestly seems scary to implement correctly

[librasteve]

embrace the brace, dude