Lack of whitespace between contain operator ("in") and other expression tokens doesn't result in SyntaxError: bug or feature?

[Prasad, Ramit]

> >     Sure.. it's just somewhat inconsistent with other expectations in
> > other languages, and seems somewhat unpythonic.
> 
> 	Never done FORTRAN, have you... Classic FORTRAN even allows
> white-space INSIDE keywords.

Java tends to ignore a lot of spaces as well...though not as much
as classic FORTRAN it would seem.

class test{
	public static void main( String []args ){
		System.out. 
		println( "test"	);
		for (String each : args){
			System.out. println( each );
		}
		System.out. println( args [0] );
	}

 }

Ramit


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