What is The Difference ❓Comment The Output

@PythonPr Indentation: the silent career killer One prints "Positive" One gives you IndentationError and 30 minutes of debugging 💀

@PythonPr Top prints Positive. Bottom throws IndentationError because print() isn’t indented inside the if block.

@PythonPr The indentation is the difference.

@PythonPr Indentation in 2nd statement @grok am i correct

@PythonPr Indentation

@PythonPr Indentation: Four spaces per level: That’s the python way

@PythonPr In second code indentation error is that's why code will not run.

@PythonPr @grok do senior developers still debate indentation or have we evolved?

@PythonPr Indentation in 2nd code. First one is correct.

@PythonPr A indentação

@PythonPr The incorrect code does not have proper indentation. Functions, if else, while, and try exceptions all need an indent to run properly.

@PythonPr Indentation

@PythonPr Indentation in below code

@PythonPr Indentation error

@PythonPr No indentation

@PythonPr Indentation 😎

@PythonPr The main difference is the indentation.

@PythonPr Other languages: “Eh, close enough.” Python: “Indent properly or perish.”

@PythonPr No indentation in 2nd code

@PythonPr Syntax error

@PythonPr @cammpopp32 Space between ( "

@PythonPr indentation is a syntax error's best friend

@PythonPr The direction of (print)

@PythonPr indentation error

@PythonPr @cammpopp32 The first solution is been slant but the second one is in straight/blocked form

@PythonPr Indentation

@PythonPr No indentation

@PythonPr Indentation 😭

@PythonPr Indention

@PythonPr In the second statement the print() is not inside the if statement, and for that it will throw an indentation error.

@PythonPr indentation

@PythonPr missing the indent: if ....: print correct with "indent", 4 spaces: if : print

@PythonPr Indentation

@PythonPr Indentation in 2nd code.

@PythonPr Hi