Most programming languages currently adopt Algol60's free structure, where statements can begin anywhere but must conclude with an explicit end symbol, such as a semicolon. Unlike other languages, Python has a fixed format where statements start in a column and stop at the end of the line unless continuation marks are specified. The impact of format on readability, writability, and security.
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