Answer 1

I hope this helps clearly..
https://code.sololearn.com/cT5BRIbkia21/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/2534829/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/3107457/?ref=app

Answer 2

Alex Wairegi Yes! indentation is really boring! btw every block line should have the same indentation, that is, in your code `if` is more indented than `while` , it's correct and `print` is inside `if`, but i=i+1 isn't. It's between if and print, so the already confused interpreter gets more confused.
put a space before i=i+1 so it will align with print and is inside if block.
else can't have a direct condition (it's called when if condition is wrong).
so you can write another if below or use `elif`. and again move i=i+1 below print.

Since `x = str(input())` is outside `while` loop, only one input will be read, I guess you meant to read 4 values, so move it inside `while` block.

https://code.sololearn.com/c0C73g88xoQp/?ref=app

https://code.sololearn.com/c4Tmr9m2GJfB/?ref=app

Answer 3

Alex Wairegi
You can make another question in that case with tags question related "c++, topic,.. ", as that helps for others also.. more chances to get answers! why to post here?

Answer 4

Indentation is like levels,
One indented line is one level inner to the upper code.
There should be uniformity in the indentation.
Same indentation for same level of code.

Answer 5

Indentations in Python are similar to the curly brackets {} in other languages and are a way to separate your code. They are followed by colon : from your statements. It lets the Python interpreter know that it's a piece of code that belongs to that block of code written.

Answer 6

Hello all help me
For this code
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Enter a number:(1-5 only): 5
//Output
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Nambatwo
Nambathree
Nambapoor
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Answer 7

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