How can a function’s body be inspected in Python?

def main():

    def example_function():
        x = 4
        y = 3
        if x + y < 6:
            print("Test")
        print("Example")

    import inspect
    print(inspect.getsource(example_function))

main()

This prints out:

    def example_function():
        x = 4
        y = 3
        if x + y < 6:
            print("Test")
        print("Example")

Is there a robust way of only printing the function body without it’s signature?

Which would only output:

        x = 4
        y = 3
        if x + y < 6:
            print("Test")
        print("Example")

In most cases skipping the first line would be sufficient, but it’s not guaranteed the function signature isn’t multi-line so a way to skip any signature would be better.