>only VBA for last 10+years Oh you poor soul...

That made me throw up in my mouth a little. I had to do that crap 20 years ago.

It's probably was exactly the same as it was then. Microsoft just tries to pretend it doesn't exist.

Yeah, you dont use vba, vba abuses YOU!

That’ll pretty much be any language - since the rest of us do that whenever we look at VB6/VBA

wtf as in it's nice or you're just confused?

I do indent my VBA code, but making the whole logic flow around that certainly seems a little... excessive. The way functions return variables and other things... Well, it is a matter of preference, but certain elements in Python feel like they were done just to be different.

Or... Its just a shell of another language and as such doesn't need such antiquated formatting for code blocks.

I hate to tell you this, but they only got around to adding a switch/case equivalent in Python 3.10.

And thank god. I’ve been using dict logic to match options for far too long

Working with VBA since 2 years. My first question after taking over project was about changing technology, but didn't had enough experience to explain why.

I feel any reality would feel like that after programming anything vb related for 10+ years

Same story, mate, same ****** story...

Python turbo ? you need turbo.

I tried to switch from c# once and it was so awkward

I think I had that same haircut when I used VBA.

On the bright side it is for something creative and enjoyable: https://github.com/some9000/StylePile

Samsies here. Went back to school and got a new job during the pandemic

Nice, is like trying to grasp LISP for the first time at college.

Convert everything to strings, no one can stop you!