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Indetation

Definition:

Indentation refers to the act of creating spaces or tabs at the beginning of a line of text or code, often used for readability and structure. It is commonly used in programming languages and text editors.

Senses:

Sense 1: Text Formatting

In text formatting, indentation is used to visually separate paragraphs or sections of a document, enhancing its readability.

Example Sentence: The essay was well-written with clear indents at the beginning of each new paragraph.

Sense 2: Programming

In programming, indentation is used to signify the structure and hierarchy of code blocks within a program. It helps in improving code readability and maintaining consistent styles.

Example Sentence: The developer forgot to indent the code properly, leading to difficulties in understanding its logic.

Usages:

Usage 1: Code Indentation

Proper code indentation is essential for easily readable and maintainable code. It helps both the original programmer and future contributors to understand the code structure.

Example Sentence: The Python code had consistent indentation, making it easier to spot any syntax errors.

Usage 2: Text Alignment

Indentation can also be used for aligning text in a specific way, such as creating bullet points or aligning elements in a table.

Example Sentence: The list items were aligned using indentation to create a clear bulleted list.

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