You know you have hired a Python programmer do Java when .....

Whoa!

Excellent! Braces? We don't have no braces. We don't need no braces! We don't need no stinking braces!

@WannabeCalvin #hallelujah !!

@WannabeCalvin The braces are on the right edge of the picture..

brilliant!!!

Old habits die hard. Well at least he wouldn't have trouble going back to Py.

Well, it's certainly a creative solution.

Ha!

Can I get an order of braces to go?

D:

While Yea it's interesting looking, I'd say maintenance will be shit

As someone who never wants to code in Python, I love this!.

Ha ha

Silly snake charmers!

lol the braces. it hurts

@DerDuke - I saw them. But if you squint real hard, you can make them go away.

@WannabeCalvin haha

@WannabeCalvin 🤓

@r4lph they put code in shape😊

I'm still laughing :D

ew

Holy mother of braces, Batman!

I'd like to see a linter that does this

I don't see anything wrong here... ;P

excellent!

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