Use parentheses to split long Python code across lines:
if x == 10 and
y == 20:
print('Yes!') # ☹️
But with parentheses, Python sees it as one line:
if (x == 10 and
y == 20): # 🙂
print('Yes!')
Or in comprehensions…
[x*5
for x in range(10)
if x % 2]
