Which of these is a correct way to indent a Python if statement?

easy📝 Conceptual Q2 of 15

Python - Basics and Execution Environment

Aif x > 0: print('Positive')

Bif x > 0: print('Positive') print('Done')

Cif x > 0: print('Positive') print('Done')

Dif x > 0: print('Positive')

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check indentation after if statement
Python requires the code inside the if block to be indented consistently, usually 4 spaces.
Step 2: Identify correct indentation
if x > 0: print('Positive') shows the print statement indented properly under the if condition.
Final Answer:
if x > 0:\n print('Positive') -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct indentation = 4 spaces after colon [OK]

Quick Trick: Indent code inside blocks by 4 spaces [OK]

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