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[supple tendon]

Indentation in python refers to rule of python that code in function need to be in specific space inorder for computer to take it as code?

[naive ermine]

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[supple tendon]

@eternal helm

[eternal helm]

yeah that sounds about right

[supple tendon]

Thank you

[eternal helm]

you could be more specific

and instead of "specific space" talk about how indentation is achieved

[placid badge]

Not limited to functions either.

[supple tendon]

4 spaces

Like:

def cat():
print("hi")

[placid badge]

It's not limited to 4-space blocks either, though that works.

[supple tendon]

Can you explain it please

[placid badge]

Try other things, not just 4 spaces.

[supple tendon]

@placid badge Like if statements

?

[placid badge]

and instead of "specific space" talk about how indentation is achieved
then you said:
4 spaces
Then I said indentation is not just limited to being 4 spaces. The rule for what counts as indentation is broader than that.

[naive ermine]

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