Can't figure out syntax error

[pythonnewb]

Hello! I'm new to this forum and decided to join for homework help. I have an assignment due tonight where I need to calculate a worker's total earnings before they retire at age 65. There is a syntax error in line 3 (startingSalary . . .) but I'm not sure what it is or how to fix it. Any help is appreciated.

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name = input('Enter your name:')    #obtain name currentAge = int(input('Enter your age:')  #obtain age initialSalary = float(input('Enter your starting salary:')) #obtain starting salary annualRaise = 0.05 #salary increases 5% annually remainingWorkYears = 65 - age #years left to work for age in range (age, 65):    salary = (initialSalary * annualRaise) + startingSalary    age +=1 print(name, 'will earn about $' , format(salary, ',.2f', sep=''))

A sample output should look like this

Output:
Enter name: Helen
Enter age: 25
Enter starting salary: 20000
Helen will earn about $2,415,995.

[ichabod801]

You are missing a closing parenthesis at the end of line two.

In the future, please use python tags for posting your code. Check out the BBCode link in my signature for how to use them.

[wavic]

When you have a syntax error check the previous few lines too. If the pointed one is ok

[pythonnewb]

Thank you ichabod and wavic for your help! I'll be sure to add tags in the future too.