Answer 1

An IDLE do some things automatically for you, but you need to correct, because you know better than him what you want to produce ;) Some times, automatic indentation doesn't fit as expected... So you have to follow the way indicated by @Kevin Kiprotich by verifying your identation : count spaces, and verif if you didn't mix tabs and spaces as the error message suggests...

Answer 2

make sure your use of tabs is consistent. that is, number of spaces are equal. to be safe, use tab key

Answer 3

W=0x11
A=0x1E
S=0x1F
D=0x20

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 5, in <module>
from controls import xAxis, yAxis,Brake,j,reCentre
File "C:\Users\Vicky Kumar\Desktop\Program Output\Driving-using-motion-recogniton\Just Cause 4\controls.py", line 73
PressKey(0x1E)
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation

When I run this code on Jupyter Notebook then no such error, but when ... I am getting this ERROR, running code on Notepad++ !!!