How to solve indentation error in python? Please help me.

Answer 1

Post the code here.

Answer 2

# Corrected Version

while True:
print(" Options ")
print("enter 'add' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'sub' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'multiply' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'division' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'module' to get reminder of two numbers")
print("enter 'quit' to quit the program")

user_input=input()
if user_input=="quit":
break

elif user_input=="add":
# add some code

elif user_input=="sub":
# add some code

elif user_input=="muliply":
# add some code

elif user_input=="division":
# add some code

elif user_input=="module":
# add some code

else:
print(unknown input")

Answer 3

i hope you are talking about your calculator program
So, here indentation means spacing
Unlike c++, in python white space matters

mistakes in your program
you wrote the statements in while loop without giving space in the beginning(indentation).
correct form would be:
while true:
print( "Options" )
print("enter 'add' to add two numbers")
^ see the tab, it matters and it should be consistent for all other print statement in the " while loop ". same is applicable for if statement

Answer 4

oky thanks sreejith

Answer 5

while true:
print(" Options ")
print("enter 'add' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'sub' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'multiply' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'division' to add two numbers")
print("enter 'module' to get reminder of two numbers")
print("enter 'quit' to quit the program")
user_input=input(:)
if user_input=="quit":
break
elif user_input=="add":
elif user_input=="sub":
elif user_input=="muliply":
elif user_input=="division":
elif user_input=="module":
elif print(unknown input")