Which are the arguments for Python$$s use of indentation to specify compound statements in control statements?

Choose one or more.

Group of answer choices

It makes it easier to cut and paste code at different levels $($i$.$e$.,$ you don't have to fix the indentation$)$

It's more consistent since some text editors display whitespace$($s$)$ differently

You cannot safely mix tabs and spaces in Python because it might be easy to cause an error by putting too few spaces in an indentation level and return to the previous indentation level and closing the loop$/$block

It increases readability by replacing visible tokens with whitespace that serves the same purpose

It helps reduce inconsistent indentation in code which makes it easier to read $($i$.$e$.,$ consistency$)$