Begin and End in Python blocks

I am using Python

but the space gap is making my life very hard with it

example

when I use the if statement

if Parm2 == 1:
    Ch = "A"
elif Parm2 == 2:
    Ch = "B"
elif Parm2 == 3:
    Ch = "C"
else:
    continue
mdl = CallFunc(Parm2)

print("XX Always Print XX")

now the "XX Always Print XX" should be printed regardless

but due to my mistake it is inside the if statement which cause me long time to find

the actual if statement is nested and longer

I wonder if there is a method I can use begin/end or {} in such statements in Python

something like

UPDATE

for the people who focus on the IF statement

if Parm2 == 1:
{
    Ch = "A"
}
elif Parm2 == 2:
{
    Ch = "B"
}
elif Parm2 == 3:
{
    Ch = "C"
}
else:
{
    mdl = CallFunc(Parm2)
}
print("XX Always Print XX")

Happy now??

ok now how to get the brackets work in Python?

>Solution :

Python is indentation based. Yeah, its harder to read and make mistakes like you indicated, but that’s what it is.