Note that there are no visible tokens to indicate the beginning or ending of a block of code. The indentation level marks the beginning and ending of a block.
What is "to-the-point syntax?" That seems an odd turn of phrase. Do you mean simple syntax? Minimalist? Straightforward? Unadorned?
"a major factor in code readability is indentation – scoping in Python is determined by indentation"
Allthough an important factor, i don't see it as the major
factor. Most of the programmers us right indentation in their
c/c++ programs, this does not mean that they are all writing
good code.
By the way i don't have any objection on Pythons's indentation
rule. The more important argument here for me is that this
indentation makes the code consice, no begin-end tag, {}, ...
The sentence "Python is designed to be very clean to write and especially to read." is missing the word "easy" between "especially" and "to"... or another word of choice?
