Print empty line?

Question

I am following a beginners tutorial on Python, there is a small exercise where I have to add an extra function call and print a line between verses, this works fine if I print an empty line in between function calls but if I add an empty print line to the end of my happyBirthday() I get an indent error, without the added print line all works fine though, any suggestions as to why?

Here is the code:

def happyBirthday(person):     print("Happy Birthday to you!")     print("Happy Birthday to you!")     print("Happy Birthday, dear " + person + ".")     print("Happy Birthday to you!")     print("\n") #error line  happyBirthday('Emily') happyBirthday('Andre') happyBirthday('Maria') 

Answer 1

You can just do

print() 

to get an empty line.