Is there a way to control the lines

Question

I've learned CPP before python and in "if statement " of "while" or whatever I knew exactly how much lines in the body I have because I put them between brackets like " if(1) { doSomething(); cout<<something(); cin>>x;} "
But in python I'm confused
"If 1:"how many of the next lines it will have I can control them in CPP how about python?

Answer 1

if(#something is true):
print("this is in the statement")
print("this too")
print("this not")

Answer 2

The body of the ( if statement ) is indicated by the indentation. Body starts with an indentation and the first unindented line marks the end.

Answer 3

Thank you

Answer 4

I think it is not available in Python, but you can replace it by arranging statements in parallel. as Cat Sauce shown.