Gael> You can use a trick in the Python interpreter:
    >> 
    Gael> if True:
    Gael> <paste your code here>
    >> 
    >> Note though that copying and pasting that code will give problems if
    >> the pasted code contains any blank lines.

    David> How so?

Copy and paste this into the interpreter:

if True:
  x = 1

  y = 10

The solution is to use # where you really want a blank line:

if True:
  x = 1
  #
  y = 10

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