Why does Python say it expected an indented block?

Python uses indentation to show which statements belong inside a block. Indent the print line underneath the if statement. Four spaces per indentation level is the usual convention. Keep indentation consistent and avoid mixing tabs and spaces. A line aligned back with if is outside that block.

ready = True
if ready:
    print("Ready to learn")

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