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By default, the Python code editor uses two spaces for indentation (e.g., after hitting enter after a for loop statement, the next line start with a 2-space indentation). Is there a way to set it to four spaces? Thanks.
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By default, the Python code editor uses two spaces for indentation (e.g., after hitting enter after a for loop statement, the next line start with a 2-space indentation). Is there a way to set it to four spaces? Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: