Why does Python hate me?

Question

The 'if' code always seems to bring up "IndentationError: expected an indented block". How do I go to a new line without Python complaining to me about this indentation error?

An example:

if 2 + 5 == 6
print("yes")

However, when I click on "Enter" on my keyboard to go to a new line, it gives me that error. I want to add an 'else' or 'elif' option, but Python won't let me.

Answer 1

there must be one indented line block after if statement do a tab before print and a colon at the end of if line

if 2+5 == 6:
print("yes")

Answer 2

Thank you, Mbrustler. 😀