I have touched on other programming languages for example: PHP, HTML, C #, C ++ etc. But I could not understand Python a bit from the programming languages I listed.
When I try to start an if statement in Python I will have to start with :
but I cannot find a way to end it.
I mean, if the if statement is activated, some code must be executed, so I can not find a way to see which code will be executed when the if statement is activated.
In python what you have to understand about block of code, is just indentation. check the following example:
if 10 > 20:
print('Inside if statement')
print('Outside if statement')
And the same goes to loop, function, class,... In c#, c++, c we use {} to define a block of code but in python is just indentation