I can copy code marked up with parens and brackets from basically any source (no matter how it's indented or how whitespace is handled) and my linter will automatically understand and format it nicely.
In an indentation language - If I copy a chunk of code that's nested more or less deeply than the section I'm currently working on, I have to manually replace whitespace everywhere. Sometimes the linter is smart enough, sometimes it's not.
If your editor keeps the selection once you paste, you can just hit tab / shift + tab until the indentation's correct. And there's no counting “did I copy the correct number of close brackets”.
I actually find Python easier in this regard, even in editors where I have to re-select everything I just pasted.
I can copy code marked up with parens and brackets from basically any source (no matter how it's indented or how whitespace is handled) and my linter will automatically understand and format it nicely.
In an indentation language - If I copy a chunk of code that's nested more or less deeply than the section I'm currently working on, I have to manually replace whitespace everywhere. Sometimes the linter is smart enough, sometimes it's not.