Why do people complain about python's syntax without semicolons but no one complains about golang?

Those people never tried golang?

@juzles maybe by the time they get to a high-level programming language they learn to stop complaining

I think there is a certain beauty to Python much like there is with Ruby but suspect people are just too trained on classic language traits to accept anything "different".

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I personally think Python lack of curly braces should be more nightmarish for Python developers.

Not having to put semicolons never rendered any issues or hard-to-read code, at least not in golang.

i like python but the syntax is killing me. same goes for go (i never used it tho) i love my languages with curly braces and semicolons

@Tychus you'd get used to it if you use them enough.

@juzles I'm used to it BUT i still hate it.

Looking at answers how people love their semicolons and curly braces I feel a bit off. I develop in JavaScript and TypeScript for living, yet I silently dislike (not hate) their syntax. In my free time I am using mostly Scala and Haskell (both without semicolons and much fewer curly braces) and I like their syntax much more. 😐