Oct-20-2017, 04:50 PM
No, there is nothing that really delineates a block of code in Python except indentation.
I'm not sure about Spyder, but in other applications when I copy and paste it leaves the pasted code selected. Then I can use tools (usually tab and shift-tab) to indent or unindent the selected block to it's correct indentation level. But I always figure out the correct indentation level myself, I never use tools in the editor.
I'm not sure about Spyder, but in other applications when I copy and paste it leaves the pasted code selected. Then I can use tools (usually tab and shift-tab) to indent or unindent the selected block to it's correct indentation level. But I always figure out the correct indentation level myself, I never use tools in the editor.
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