>>34
Yes, and it's a great feature. First, because it forces idiots who don't indent their code properly to do so. Bad indenting = syntax error. Second, because it saves you braces and lines of code, making more code fit in a screen, making code easier to read. Third, because there are no gotchas such as:
if (tl_dr)
if (yoshinoya)
me.lmao();
else
troll();
Because of this gotcha, and more importantly, because of the common debugging printf you add and remove here and there, I got used to always using braces, but it's less nice looking.
>>36
What, optional? Exactly the people who need it forced on them are going to disable it. That was perfectly well thought.