In C++, I like to break up my lines of code if they get too long, or if an if statement if there are a lot of checks in it.

if (x == 10 && y < 20 && name == "hi" && obj1 != null) 
    // Do things 

// vs

if (x == 10
    && y < 20
    && name == "hi"
    && obj1 != null)
{
    // Do things
}

AddAndSpawnParticleSystem(inParticleEffectName, inEffectIDHash, overrideParticleSystems, mAppliedEffects[inEffectIDHash], inTagNameHash);
// vs
AddAndSpawnParticleSystem(inParticleEffectName, inEffectIDHash, overrideParticleSystems, 
    mAppliedEffects[inEffectIDHash], inTagNameHash);

In Python, code blocks are defined by the tabs, not by the ";" at the end of the line

if number > 5 and number < 15:
    print "1"

Is mutliple lines possible in python? like...

if number > 5 
and number < 15:
    print "1"

I don't think this is possible, but it would be cool!

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