[Tutor] Noob: nested if-clauses

[Danny Yoo]

> if condition_C:
>     instruction_10
>    instruction_11
>      instruction_12
> ----
> There are 4 spaces in front of instruction_10, 3 spaces in front of
> instruction_11 and 5 spaces in front of instruction_12.
>
> What would happen to instruction_11 and instruction_12?  Would Python
> ignore them?  Or would they be considered instructions outside the
> if-clause?
>

You should get an error at program parse time, as the system keeps track of
the indentation used to begin new blocks.  If it sees an indent level that
is inconsistent with those beginnings, it should know to signal a parse
error.

Please feel free to ask questions.  Good luck!

> Thanks again.
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