[Solved] Which of the following code snippets has correct indentation in Python? — Ans: def greet(): print('Hello') print('World') | Python

Python - Basics and Execution Environment

Which of the following code snippets has correct indentation in Python?

A

<pre>def greet():
    print('Hello')
  print('World')</pre>

B

<pre>def greet():
print('Hello')
print('World')</pre>

C

<pre>def greet():
print('Hello')
    print('World')</pre>

D

<pre>def greet():
  print('Hello')
  print('World')</pre>

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check indentation inside the function
All lines inside the function must be indented the same amount to belong to the function block.
Step 2: Identify the snippet with consistent indentation
```
def greet():
  print('Hello')
  print('World')
```
has both print statements indented equally under the function, which is correct.
Final Answer:
def greet():\n print('Hello')\n print('World') -> Option D
Quick Check:
Consistent indentation inside function = Correct [OK]

Quick Trick: Indent all block lines equally under the header [OK]

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