The Sacred Four Spaces Of Indentation

indentation Programming struggles Coding standards Tabs vs spaces Code formatting Whitespace Syntax errors

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The Sacred Four Spaces Of Indentation

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When your code doesn't work but your colleague's identical code does... turns out they used 4 spaces for indentation while you're a tab heretic. The compiler/interpreter bows to the spaces like that stubborn child listens to grandma. Nothing triggers holy wars in programming quite like the tabs vs. spaces debate. And somewhere, a senior dev is silently judging both of you while writing single-line code with no indentation whatsoever.

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