Python is a wonderful language.

But apparently the C syntax is still so deeply engrained in my mind that I get errors when using "printf()" instead of "print()" on a regular basis. m)

Then import print function from future module as printf and voila your problem is solved

@arpit1997 my take on it would have been
globals()["printf"] = print

At the beginning of the program

@snoopy true, but my version would also work in a function. Even though i don't know if you ever would like to add the printf-function via function/method ^^"

@Condor Oh, absolutely.
After writing something I still go through the code removing all superfluous semicolons ... 😅

@Condor In fact, if you start using a language without semicolons, you wonder why you ever had to use ones in the first place. I recently switched from Java to Kotlin, worked with Kotlin for weeks and then made a little program in C. I had so many errors because of missing semicolons, and suddenly I was thinking why the heck does it even need them.

Oh yeah? I typed ctrl c then :wq in microsoft word the other day...