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Indentation in Python is crucial for defining block-level structure. Here's how it works:

Key Points
1. *Indentation denotes block-level structure*: Python uses indentation (spaces or tabs) to define the grouping of statements.
2. *Consistent indentation is essential*: Use a consistent number of spaces (typically 4) for each level of indentation.
3. *Indentation defines code blocks*: Indentation is used to denote code blocks within control structures (if/else, for loops, while loops, functions, etc.).

Example
if True:
print("This is indented")
print("This is also indented")
print("This is not indented")
In this example, the two `print` statements are indented under the `if` statement, indicating they belong to the `if` block.

Best Practices
1. *Use 4 spaces for indentation*: This is the standard convention in Python.
2. *Avoid mixing tabs and spaces*: Stick to one or the other to avoid errors.

Proper indentation is essential for writing readable and maintainable Python code.