Why this code is showing intended error

Question

num = int(input())
def fibonacci(n):

if n < 1:
return 0
elif n<=1:
return 1
else :
return fibonacci (n-1)+ fibonacci (n-2)
for n in range (0,num):
print (fibonacci(n))

fibonacci(num)

Answer 1

By the way, the interpreter will always let you know what line(s) the error has occured, you can always adjust and align the indentations. ✌️

Answer 2

Because of the 'if' and 'for'.

Though just fixing the 'if' and 'for' will make the code work, it is still considered a bad practice if you used different indentations inside each block of codes.
https://code.sololearn.com/caQGx21ZTl0d/?ref=app

But try to have consistent indentation on your code to improve readability.

Here's a code which uses the same indentation each block (cleaner and more readable).
https://code.sololearn.com/clcK0m5cBUDR/?ref=app

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