Why Indentions on some codes are not working properly on PC in SoloLearn?

Question

There are some codes that when I run into my phone in code playground, it works properly and fine. But when I use Desktop, the indention are different.

For example when I draw an Equilateral Triangle using codes(which needs proper indention), when it runs in SoloLearn desktop, it becomes a Right Triangle.

Is there any way to fix this?
If there are similar threads that I may have missed, please send and thank you.
Thanks!!

Answer 1

Writing in this because SL showing me error when I try to post actual answer... wth
https://code.sololearn.com/W9MDAIvJ0n96/?ref=app

Answer 2

Speculatively, the difference in screen resolution may alter how output is rendered on screen (assuming output on console screen). If both output (in SoloLearn and PC) were rendered using monospace fonts, I guess output might look similar.

I've also experienced my code outputs, which looks well aligned in my phone, looks different in my friend's phone. And guess what? we both use SoloLearn app on Android. So maybe even different phone (with different O/S version or app version) may also give different output.

WARNING:
All these are just my speculative opinion.

Answer 3

《 Nicko12 》 please give a code example

Answer 4

Krish
Except for monospace fonts, any character printed using a certain font will have different width. This can affect how output looks like on screen.

Answer 5

Same issue for me.

Answer 6

Ipang

I think that resolution doesn't matter because every screen will treat spaces also. i.e. if there are 4 spaces then it will be 4 only but it can take less or more space.
For example -
" =)" Or
" =)"

The art should look same

Answer 7

《 Nicko12 》 try to change space with unicode
\u0020

I think this would work
Ps not sure

Answer 8

Its best to download a Different text editor for programming and then work on it so you can learn the concpets and apply in that text editor and save the files in your storage so you can handle these files properly also

Answer 9

I experience something like this:

Original output:
/\
/==\
Output on desktop:
/\
/==\

Answer 10

《 Nicko12 》 glad to know that you figured it out

Answer 11

《 Nicko12 》 i can't see any problem there it works fine for me

Answer 12

I get it now, Thanks to Everyone!!

Answer 13

Krish This is an example my code bit.
https://code.sololearn.com/cdFqocYUCpdW/?ref=app

Answer 14

Krish OK, Thank you for your testing. Maybe, it has something to do about my device.