Work with someone else Python code

>work with someone else Python code
>modify half of program
>try to run it
>TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces at line 13
>now you need to go line by line and change spaces into tabs. Formatters wont help, they rarther break your code
Every. Single. Time

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Use Emacs, C-% tab number of spaces.

Why would you use either? Why does nobody seem to realize that you can write it all on one line?

Devilish

I don't get it
doesn't compiler ignore spaces?
could someone explain this to a simple mind like me?

Just follow PEP-8 you fucking Pajeet.

this
>using indentation
wew lads

>don't work with someone else Python code
wew, that was easy

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>Every. Single. Time

You didn't learn anything the first time? Or the second? Or ever? Does someone pay you for this level of incompetence?

Because Python's syntax is nothing but garbage
Spaces are an active part of lang syntax itself so they won't get ignored, because "muh expressiveness"
Imho Python syntax it's just autistic,forces something that should be common sense
>>You forget one space under an if statement ?
>>Let's not execute that particular piece of code directly under the fucking if statement