[Solved] Meaning of “IndentationError: expected an indented block” exception?

Question

Not much to go on here, but after a for statement such as this, you need a line after this and 4 spaces before your next statement. A lot of programming languages use { and } to signify the start and stop of a block of code, Python uses indentation (4 spaces) to do this. Your code should look something like:

for edad in range(10, 18):
    print(edad)

Accepted Answer

Not much to go on here, but after a for statement such as this, you need a line after this and 4 spaces before your next statement. A lot of programming languages use { and } to signify the start and stop of a block of code, Python uses indentation (4 spaces) to do this. Your code should look something like:

for edad in range(10, 18):
    print(edad)