I found a character that is unfamiliar to me. It works like a tab, so I do not need to backspace all the spaces to delete previous made tabs pressed by the tab button.
Which button do I have to press to get the character >> as shown in the image below?
I tried everything, but I do not know what I am doing wrong.
Hi,
If you are hoping to use this character instead of 4 spaces for indentation then I donāt think you can or should - stick with the spaces.
I think the screenshot youāre seeing is some editorās way of displaying indentation (tabs or spaces).
You can switch from 4 spaces to 2 or to tabs (option in the Python editor?) but I donāt recommend it
Try ctrl +shift+ left arrow to select lots of spaces for deletion ā¦? Or maybe shift + home? Or even shift + up arrow + end?
Thank you for your response. 
But, do you might know an more easy way? I thought about backspace+tab but it does not exists.
Or use an external editor such as Pycharn, atom or vscode if you are spending lots of time writing Python ā¦?
Thank you
I found something, but it removes all tabs, but I might be close.
ctrl + del
And āno,ā I did not spend nine days to figure this out.
not sure if itās what you are looking for, but you can highlight a line, (or number of lines), that have indents (or spaces) and use shift+tab to āunindentā them.
