Is there a way I could use GDscript with curly brackets syntax instead of the python syntax? Sorta like this:
func _ready(){
pass;
}
I already tried doing this but it threw an error. I don't like the python-like syntax very much, but I do like the language itself. I would use C# but It's compatibility with Godot 4 still feels unfinished and it doesn't have all the features as GDscript. If there is a custom build of godot that supports this or if somehow there's an easy workaround this please let me know.

    PizzaHutsAlat Is there a way I could use GDscript with curly brackets syntax instead of the python syntax?

    No. You'll get used to it.

    In a way, it's nice. It forces you to indent blocks, which is desirable even in a language that uses braces {}.

      PizzaHutsAlat I would use C# but It's compatibility with Godot 4 still feels unfinished and it doesn't have all the features as GDscript

      What's missing that prevents you from using C#, beyond the obvious web target (in 4.x)? Perhaps you should consider another language that uses curly-braces?

        Give it some time. When I had to learn python for a project at my job, I felt the same. I'm mostly a C++ developer, have been for more than 20 years now, so pythons use of whitespace as a syntactic feature felt very foreign to me. But only a few weeks later I started to love it. It makes code look much neater and way easier to read. Actually, if I could take one feature of python and introduce it to C-like langauges, it would be the indentation system instead of curly brackets for blocks.

        You can continue to use ; at the end of your lines, btw. That should not give an error in either python or GDScript.

        Python style formatting is great. You'll come to cherish it after you spend some time with it.
        And I'm a C++ fundamentalist as well btw 🙂

        Haystack how much do you think someone could make developing this plugin and charging $0.50?

          At least $3. 😃

          There must be half a dozen people who would buy it.

          Python with braces looks really uncanny 🫣