"Jordan Joseph" <23*3*3*
9@s*u*e*t*u*a*e*u*a*> wrote:
> I'm not sure what I am meant to do. In the commands file I have pressed tab on my keyboard. Is that not sufficient enough.
Hi Jordan,
Unfortunately, that isn't enough, but it makes sense that you're having this confusion.
The problem is historical in nature - the 'tab' on the keyboard is separate to the tab _character_ that the sample solution is expecting. The following is a simplification, but if you think of the Enter (or Return) key on a keyboard as being equivalent to "\n", historically, hitting Tab on your keyboard would insert a "\t" character. When you hit the space bar, this enters a 'whitespace' character, etc.
Tabs and spaces - and the confusion thereof - are a massive pain, as you have found out here. If you search how to convert tabs to spaces/spaces to tab in for VS code on Google, you will find a number of explanations and I think you'll be good to go. Typically it's a setting titled 'Indent using spaces" or "Indent using tabs".
One thing that I would recommend everyone do is enable to "Show whitespace" in your chosen editor. This makes it easy to see if you have the wrong thing enabled.