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Indentation

k# allows use indentation for legibility. It is flexible about using spaces or tabs.

The indentation use offsets to define the boundary of an expression.

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To know more look the syntax document. Offsets are defined using <o> token

Expressions and indentation​

You can use indentation with expressions to avoid use parenthesis when using operators. e.g this expression require parenthesis to make the sum an argument for the function

sum 1 2 (3 + 4)

you can use indentation to get the same result

sum 1
    2
    3 + 4

Indentation and If expression​

You can use indentation to make more readable the if expressions

if condExpr 
    then trueExpr
    else falseExpr

or

if condExpr then
    trueExpr
    else falseExpr
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For expressions the indentation level has no meaning, each new line no matter the indentation is a new expression