what is the point of the "\t" chars after each group??

\t is a tab character. Tab characters and spaces are related, because they both are whitespace (spaces, tabs, newlines, verical newlines, etc.) It is used for separation usually, but the character can be handy in programming when you want to "indent" code. In Python, it usually is required to indent code, but in more flexible languages like JavaScript or Ruby, you don't need to indent but it's nice to. Here's an example of code that's not indented:

for x in range(10):
print(x)

This would cause an error in Python. However, if you indent it used the "tab" character:

for x in range(10):
    print(x)

It should work. I'm actually not using four spaces, I'm using a tab character that looks like four spaces. If you select the character, it will select it whole, rather than selecting spaces individually. Kenneth had put tabs between names, phone numbers, email addresses, jobs, etc., so that's why he's including tabs at the end of everything.

I hope you understand now! :)

Good luck! ~Alex

Note: Updated "Kenneth used space between names, phone numbers, etc." to "Kenneth used tabs between names, phone number,s etc." See that update! :)

Christine;

The \t is an escape character which represents and is interpreted as a "tab".

Ken