What is The Difference ❓

@PythonPr The difference is one IndentationError and 45 minutes of staring at your screen wondering why Python hates you. Spaces are invisible. The pain is not 😂

@PythonPr No difference in math. The ❌ happens when print(c) has extra leading spaces (or mixed tabs/spaces) without a block → IndentationError.

@PythonPr Indentation error

@PythonPr Bro again indentation error in the second one Am I right @grok

@PythonPr Indentation is the difference here

@PythonPr Indentation error

@PythonPr The difference is in the indentation 🙂

@PythonPr Same lines, different outcome. Is this about scope or indentation?

@PythonPr The indentation in the second one causes the error.

@PythonPr No need for indentation. c is a variable and not a function.

@PythonPr i don't think there would be any difference with the Python program despite the indentation in the second option.

@PythonPr The difference is indentation. Python uses whitespace to define code blocks.

@PythonPr Whitespace

@PythonPr c is out of scope in the bottom example.

@PythonPr Indentation related Error .@PythonPr

@PythonPr I do not know Python but i think print(c) can not see c because it is defined in sub block

@PythonPr Indentation is important in python