> and should we handle the unexpected indent error like > ``` > [statement] > [statement] > [statement] > ```

> Hi, > > Does this mean whitespace is only significant when it is at the beginning of a line but still insignificant anywhere else (except when 1 whitespace minimum is necessary)? Therefore, any line beginning with a whitespace would cause an error (including before a tab character), but additional whitespace throughout a line is fine. > > Or does this mean all additional whitespaces should be a cause for error? > > Thank you for clarifying!

> I apologise for repeatedly asking, but I still need a more specific clarification regarding this case. The line 'Whitespace can only appear at the beginning of a line if it is a tab under a function definition' is said to be true but whitespace and tab are not the same, so it is a bit confusing to me. Assuming that line only means the tab character '\t', I am under the impression that any line beginning with whitespace would cause an error, please let me know if I am misunderstanding.