What is this indention?

Question

What's the difference of it in C++/C and python

Answer 1

Indention in c++/c is used for readability only. In Python indention is analog of curly braces in c++/c. But, there are some differences. For example, you must use indention in Python to mark operators bodies (like while, for, if), when in c++ you can skip curly braces if it is one-statement body. You also can not indent in random place in Python, but in c++/c you can put statements in blocks freely.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Indention is typing a blank space at the beginning of a line. This is necessary to make the python compiler understand that whatever follows the blank space, is a statement to be executed if the conditions for the if coming before are satisfied. In C-like languages, { } are used to open and close the statements instead. In C and other similar languages, indention is used as well, but is not necessary for the execution. It is only used in order to make the code easier to read.