Indent

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Indent has several meanings:

  • In computing, indent is a computer program that formats C programming language files with a particular indent style. See indent (Unix).
  • In television, an ident is a commercial for the own television station's programs.
  • An indent can be an addition to a legal contract
  • Indent is a genus of moths (Noctuidae), whose larvae are known as vernonia worms
  • Text can be indented, meaning it is shifted horizontally from the margin to set it apart from surrounding text. (To indent text in Wikipedia and other wikis based on MediaWiki, use the : key. See also Wikipedia:How to edit a page.)
  • Indentation may also refer to the dividing of a document in a zigzag line.
  • Indent is a project of MusicNSW. Based in the state of New South Wales, Australia, Indent has been set up to help young people (13 – 25) in NSW access drug and alcohol free all-ages entertainment.
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