Why in if statements, the code inside the block should be indented?

Question

I mean, what is indented mean here in a block?

Answer 1

For Example:
In C++ Language we use if statement with curly bracket
(open & close)
code:
if (a>2)
{
cout<<"c is greater"<<endl;
}

In python:

if a>2:
print("c is greater", c)

> in phyton intended means the border of the if statement

> in c++ language the curly bracket
used for the border of the if statement

Answer 2

Then how will you identify which part of the code is inside *if* statment and which is not.

Answer 3

A code block belonging to a statement, such as if/else, needs to be:

enclosed in quotes
in parentheses
indented

Answer 4

A code block belonging to a statement, such as if/else, needs to be:

indented