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(UPI) Chapter 2: Introduction to Python

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Some General Rules on Python Syntax

  • Comments are marked by #.
  • A statement is terminated by the end of a line or by a semicolon (;).
  • Indentation specifies blocks of code within particular structures. Whitespace at the beginning of lines matters. Typically you want to have 2 or 4 spaces to specify indentation, not a tab (\t). This can be set up in your IDE.
  • Whitespace within lines does not matter, so you can use ...