On Sep 27, 2006, at 11:43 AM, Russell Campbell wrote:
In other words, would this be caught by the "compiler"
LOOP CONSTRUCT
one line
another line
third line that should be indented under line two
Would Python complain about this because line two was not a loop
construct
or something that would have a block of code associated with it and
it found
an indention?
Unless 'another line' was a command that began a block, such as
'if', 'for', etc., yes, it would throw a compiler error.
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