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python indentation confusion - hello_its_me - Sep-01-2017
Hi, I just started with python and I was coding in C# before and there is my biggest problem.... I am used to the {} and can't figure out how to structure if, while.... can somebody please help me?
Thanks
RE: I need some help (I am new to python) - Larz60+ - Sep-01-2017
I suggest reading python 101: https://www.blog.pythonlibrary.org/2017/01/23/python-101-now-free-on-leanpub-permanently/
It's free, and it's good!
You will have fun reading and trying the code.
RE: I need some help (I am new to python) - hello_its_me - Sep-01-2017
Thanks, I will definitely check it out!!
RE: I need some help (I am new to python) - metulburr - Sep-01-2017
this might help
https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-Indentation
RE: python indentation confusion - wavic - Sep-02-2017
Basicaly, the indentation in Python forms a code block just like {} in the other languages. So if some code after if statement has to be executed you indent it just after the 'if':
if 5 in range(1,14):
print('True') # 'if' statement code block
result = 5**5 # 'if' statement code block
print(result) # 'if' statement code block
print('Done!') # out of the 'if' statement
RE: python indentation confusion - hello_its_me - Sep-02-2017
Thanks everyone it really helped me a lot