Python uses indentation to define code blocks.
The code inside an if statement must be indented (usually spaces): python if score >= 60: print("You passed!") print("Congratulations!") print("Test complete") Both "You passed!" and "Congratulations!" only print if score >= . But "Test complete" always prints because it's not indented under the if.
Inconsistent indentation causes errors. Use spaces, not tabs. Most editors handle this automatically. In VS Code, the Python extension enforces consistent indentation.