Weird indentation in c++ code

#include <iostream> int main(){ int userInput; int inputAnother; std::cout << "enter a num : "; std::cin >> userInput; std::cout << "enter another: "; std::cin >> inputAnother; std::cout << userInput << "+" << inputAnother << " is " << userInput+inputAnother << "\n"; std::cout << userInput << "-" << inputAnother << " is " << userInput-inputAnother << "\n"; return 0; } >In emacs i got this indentation in a file. When i clicking tab it was directly going 15 space forward after std::cout << "enter another: ";. The situation persist in just one file. Any idea what did this happen?

C++ is white space insensitive, so I have ended up with similar code when copying things out of, or deleting, a nested block Or when trying to indicate that the invented lined make sure kind of unit of execution that perform a combined task. Messy but guides the eye a bit.

I see now. I selected all text and pressed tab and now its all aligned.

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