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If you have just one statement as body of a loop or `if`, you can save two or more characters (depending on the current indentation level) by putting it right after the colon:
~~For example, assume you have this loop with 34 characters:~~
```
for x in a:
~~do_something_with(x);~~
```
~~Since you've got just one statement, you can delete the newline character and the following indentation space, in order to get 32 characters:~~
```
~~for x in a:do_something_with(x);~~
```

If you have just one statement as body of a loop or `if`, you can save two or more characters (depending on the current indentation level) by putting it right after the colon:
For example, assume you have this loop with 33 characters:
```
for x in a:
do_something_with(x)
```
Since you've got just one statement, you can delete the newline character and the following indentation space, in order to get 31 characters:
```
for x in a:do_something_with(x)
```