How to print indentation

[IjustStartPython]

Hello everyone, I'm new to the wonderful world of code and I'm starting by learning python and printing my codes to add definitions. I'm trying to find out if I can print the indentation of my code to understand more easily how my loops work. Have a good day and thank you for your answer.

[PeterWone]

To be honest I don't use Python so I've never tried it. But Print is designed to preserve white-space when it prints source code, and the engine that we use for syntax colouring does handle Python. So you should succeed. Let me know if you have problems and we'll sort them out.

I asked Copilot for some sample Python code and printed it. This is what it looked like in the browser.

To get the arrows like the sample below you will need to install a font like Fira Code.

You will need to install a font like Fira Code.

[IjustStartPython]

Thank you for your answer! Indeed, when printing, the spaces are well represented. I realize that I expressed myself badly, the question about the lines of the indentation that are visible on vs code is it possible to make them visible for printing?

[PeterWone]

Not currently. But it's a good idea.

[PeterWone]

Close this and open a feature request for "Option for visible whitespace when printing source code"

[IjustStartPython]

Thank you for the answer, I'll take care of it!