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John Ames <commodorejohn@gmail.com> writes:And if you need line continuation characters - ending the line in "\" in this case - it's a sure sign that you are doing something questionable. In some cases it is unavoidable, such as for complex macros in C or for long lists in bash, but it is extremely rare that it is necessary in Python code.Lawrence D'Oliveiro <ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:Also, the more it’s spread out, the less of it you can get on oneThere it is again: “maximal space”. The “space” is there to be used.>
Code may be one-dimensional, but you have a two-dimensional screen to
display it, why not make use of that, if it makes a complex structure
clearer?
Like I said: eye-travel. If the same amount of information is spread
out over a larger space, there comes a point where it's actually *more*
work to read, and it eventually becomes harder for the brain to keep
track of the relevant context as a result; the "flow" is broken.
screen, and the resulting need for paging makes the medium-scale
structure a lot less clear.
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