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To indent means to move the text or code inward from the margin of the document. In programming, indenting is used to make the structure of the code clearer and help in understanding how blocks of code relate to each other.

For example, In Python, the body of a loop or a function is indented to show that it is part of that loop or function.

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Got it. So, if I BLANK the blocks consistently, it improves code readability?

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indent

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It refers to creating space at the beginning of a line to visually separate code blocks, for better clarity and readability.

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