I would probably not call a variable in_something for that reason alone
Im not sure why you got an indentation error. I would also never mix tabs and spaces. Convert all copied code to 4 spaces as that is the norm.
Also use the format instead of concatenation
https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-str...xpressions
Error: File "tester.py", line 7
if item in_stock:
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Although you are allowed to name a variable anything in python, we prefer to restrict certain ones... such as no built-in's or single char names , CamelCase class names, capped GLOBALS, etc. I would probably add to the list things like in_var as when you read a if header, it suppose to be English readableQuote:if item in in_stock:and a double in is not readable as well as obviously causing syntax bugs
Im not sure why you got an indentation error. I would also never mix tabs and spaces. Convert all copied code to 4 spaces as that is the norm.
Also use the format instead of concatenation
https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-str...xpressions
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