Thanks!

Yeah, I totally get that! W++ isn’t meant to copy Python’s syntax exactly — instead, the inspiration from Python is in its simplicity and low barrier to entry.

I drew from multiple languages — Python, JavaScript, even a little C-style flavor — to make something that’s readable, expressive, and beginner-friendly, especially for quick scripting in .NET.

Appreciate the suggestion! I’ll make sure the SYNTAX.md is linked more clearly from the README.

Totally fair! I know semicolons aren’t for everyone — W++ leans into a mix of familiar C-style syntax with some Python-style simplicity, but it’s definitely not a perfect fit for all tastes.

Appreciate the kind words regardless — and who knows, maybe I’ll experiment with optional semicolons in a future version.