Fix formatting and indentation in functions.rst

Author: Vemulakonda559

Doc/library/functions.rst

@@ -1607,29 +1607,29 @@ are always available.  They are listed here in alphabetical order.
    Output buffering is usually determined by *file*.
    However, if *flush* is true, the stream is forcibly flushed.
 
-.. note::
+   .. note::
 
-   In Python, printing a string containing newline characters does not automatically
-   flush stdout. Python performs buffering at the write/operation level, so newlines
-   inside a single write do not necessarily trigger an immediate flush. The exact
-   timing of output may vary depending on the environment:
+      In Python, printing a string containing newline characters does not automatically
+      flush stdout. Python performs buffering at the write/operation level, so newlines
+      inside a single write do not necessarily trigger an immediate flush. The exact
+      timing of output may vary depending on the environment:
 
-   - When stdout is connected to a terminal (TTY), output is line-buffered and
-     typically flushes after the write completes.
-   - When stdout is redirected to a file or pipe, output may be fully buffered and
-     not flush until the buffer fills or flush is requested.
+      - When stdout is connected to a terminal (TTY), output is line-buffered and
+        typically flushes after the write completes.
+      - When stdout is redirected to a file or pipe, output may be fully buffered and
+        not flush until the buffer fills or flush is requested.
 
-   For guaranteed immediate output, use ``flush=True`` or call
-   ``sys.stdout.flush()`` explicitly. Running Python with the ``-u`` flag also
-   forces unbuffered output, which may be useful in scripts requiring immediate writes.
+      For guaranteed immediate output, use ``flush=True`` or call
+      ``sys.stdout.flush()`` explicitly. Running Python with the ``-u`` flag also
+      forces unbuffered output, which may be useful in scripts requiring immediate writes.
 
-   Example:
+      Example:
 
-   .. code-block:: python
-      from time import sleep
-      print("Hello\nWorld")
-      sleep(3)
-      print("Hi there!")
+      .. code-block:: python
+         from time import sleep
+         print("Hello\nWorld")
+         sleep(3)
+         print("Hi there!")
 
 .. versionchanged:: 3.3
    Added the *flush* keyword argument.