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Basic If statement
#1
Can someone help me figure out what is wrong with the following basic if statement:
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>>> Nums=input("Number:")
Number:41
>>> R=int(Nums)%2
>>> R
1
>>> If R>0:

SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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The invalid syntax is referring to the R in R>0
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#2
Your if starts with capital letter.
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#3
Thanks! That worked. I'm a newbie. It's the details that are getting me so far.
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