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def accCredDatabasesMethod(method):
    if method=="open":
        accUsernameDatabase=open("accUsernameDatabase.txt","w+")
        accPasswordDatabase=open("accPasswordDatabase.txt","w+")
        if accUsernameDatabase.read() not in userList:
            userList.append(accUsernameDatabase.read())
            if '' in userList:
                userList.remove('')
        elif accPasswordDatabase.read() not in passList:
            passList.append(accPasswordDatabase.read()
            if '' in passList:
                passList.remove('')

can you help me to understand and fix why there is an 'invalid syntax' error with the ':' in the second last line? (

if '' in passList:

On the previous line, there is a missing ).

Thank you very much.

Any time you get a weird syntax error like that, the problem is usually on the previous line. We've all done it.