Aug-27-2019, 12:36 AM
That's just how the Python interpreter handles tabs. For example:
>>> def x(a): ... if x > 5: ... do_something() ...The above was done using tabs. The third line is clearly indented 8 from the second line. The second line looks like it is indented 4 from the first line, but you will note that it is indented 8 from the edge of the screen.
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