Why is this solution preferred ("Best Practices") compared to the more common one here: https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/564425cc55d0e45b8c000087/groups/5cbbc1b2cfb92300012eb435

Thanks, and I agree. I think second highest upvoted is best to read. Btw do you know why he's got a semicolon at the end of his code?

Why is it Best Practices to add a semicolon at the end? I'm new to Python.

I'm new to coding, but isn't this best practices for writing code:

def lovefunc(flower1, flower2):

instead of:

def lovefunc( flower1, flower2 ):

Good kata, and all. Just wondering if those are interchangable, or if there's a reason for preferring the spaces in the code.