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I was writing my code and I needed to block some lines of code. As there are several, I decided to use the 3 quotes to block a part of the code. 
However, when I run the code it presents an indentation error. Someone knows what I have done wrong?
I’ve noticed that when I put # This indentation error doesn’t happen.
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In Python the only thing made to comment code is the # , what are you doing using ''' is just a literal string, meaning a docstring, the same serves to comment, but it must also be alive, as in the example:
def funcao():
'''
comentários aqui
'''
print("vai printar")
Remember that this is for other things too, for example if you go into an IDE and type help(funcao), what would be shown:
'comentários aqui'
I practically translated that reply for you.
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the top of the def open window2 this indented, here comes the string not indented, and then an indented function, will give error even, you must put the indented quotation too
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What would be quotation??
– Matheus Pena
is where the text is a string
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