No, in (almost) all other mainstream languages you have some kind of block-end block-start markers. {} or begin end or whatever the language uses. Significant whitespace was considered a bad idea in days long past but that lesson was forgotten.

So Python has ... nothing. I program a lot in Python but this is one headache I could have done without. It also always makes me read a little bit further than I have to when looking at some block of code because you never know that something else might follow until you drop that indentation level back down. So now you have to count indentation levels.