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I have written many lines of code already, and have now changed my mind on their indentation. (I want to put all of these lines into a ‘while’ loop.)
For each line, I could press the space button or tab, but this would take a long time.
Can I add the appropriate indentation/margin to all these lines at once?
In Sublime Text, highlight text and press TAB (or SHIFT+TAB to do the opposite i.e. remove one level of indentation). This will do the same as adding a tab at the beginning of every line.
These shortcuts is the same in several other text editors, e.g. Notepad++, Eclipse and even Word.
Other editors may use different/additional shortcuts e.g. in CTL+] or CTL+[) in IDLE (and Sublime Text).