Oh god, this is one of my least favourite parts of python. It is unnecessarily hard to restructure if-then code. It is risky to cut-and-paste from webpages. And as you say, you can't always paste from the editor to the interpreter.
Python has an "invisible close brace" character, the newline, which closes a varying number of braces. When you think of it like that, it makes much less sense.
Python has an "invisible close brace" character, the newline, which closes a varying number of braces. When you think of it like that, it makes much less sense.