what is the meaning of indent i don't understand?

Answer 1

indent means putting the pcontent of program with proper spacing from the border

like...for i in range(10):
print(i)

here print is indented properly that is print is written with proper spacing under for.

Answer 2

Instead of using cally braces like other programming languages, Python uses the indention method (white spaces in the beginning of a statement) to indentify and separate the block(function, loop, if statement..) from the other regular code.

Answer 3

indentation is used for a very specific purpose
it creates a sub code that runs only when the above statement is true and if it is found to be false
then the code doesn't run.
it's generally used after a semicolon(:)

Answer 4

indent means the space after the margin to your code
the distance between the margin and your code