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"SynatxError" Invalid Syntax Help - Michael1 - Nov-27-2019 Hello, as I am writing my program, i wrote the code x = 10 if x < 100 from here python automatically gives me the following message SyntaxError: invalid Syntax I tried switching the "<" around but it I still get the error and I also tried indenting the if statement, which gives me SyntaxError:unexpected Indent Can someone please tell what what is going on and how to solve this issues - Thanks in advance PS: I am just building a program to build my skill (if someone is wondering why I am using that code) RE: "SynatxError" Invalid Syntax Help - ichabod801 - Nov-27-2019 You need a colon at the end of the line with the if statement. Then the code after if is indented. x = 10 if x < 100: print('Puny number.') else: print('Number smash!') RE: "SynatxError" Invalid Syntax Help - Michael1 - Nov-27-2019 Thank you! |