Python's Syntax

[fabi.kreutz at gmx.de]

Hi,

> if condition == TRUE:
>     do this
> How do you tell it when to stop? I just can't figure out how to do it.

It's the identation that "closes the brackets".
Like this:

if condition:
  do something
  so something else
continue indepently from condition
programm cntinues

Just try to change the identation slightly, you will get an parser error,
if it does not fit:

if condition:
    idented
  wrong-idented

> Also, another thing about Python's syntax. Are statements just sperated by
> their lines, or do they have some form of seperator (like a semi-colon)?

Ah, this question is already aswered :)

Bye