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When idiotproofing, the exit statement should be inside an if statement because if a user's input is invalid then we should exit because the invalid inputs can cause errors in the running of program.

In languages where indentation matters for example python, the exit statement should be indented more than if statement because we want to include the exit statement in the if block.

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