Python Problem

[bobbyb1980]

Hey guys. I'm having a problem in Python, I know it's something stupid but I can't seem to google my way out of this one.

When I type code into the interpreter, for example this is the effect I WANT:

>>> x = 4

>>> while x > 0:

print('spam!' * x)

x -= 1

However, this is what actually happens:

>>> while x > 0:

... print('spam!' * x)

File "<stdin>", line 2

print('spam!' * x)

^

IndentationError: expected an indented block

Would anyone tell me how I can successfully indent? Thanks a lot guys. Long live hak5.

[int0x80]

Tab

[bobbyb1980]

Lol. My book said enter twice. Thanks.

[Mr-Protocol]

Tab

Best single word answer lol.

Python uses indentation instead of brackets or braces in other languages.

[int0x80]

Lol. My book said enter twice. Thanks.

Possibly a mis-read as you will need to hit enter twice to create more code not in the indented block. Example:

>>> x = 4
>>> while x > 0:
...     print('x' * x)
...     x -= 1{Enter}
...{Enter}
xxxx
xxx
xx
x
>>> int0x80 = 'hax'
>>> print int0x80
hax

The spots with {Enter} are where the Enter key was pressed.

[bobbyb1980]

Thanks a lot for the good practical help intox.