Help me help me help me please

Question

Guys I am trying to learn python 3.X but the sololearn app for this teaches how to work in 2.X . Please tell me how to change the settings to 3.X in the app.

Answer 1

It clearly says that the tutorials are for Python 3.

Answer 2

>>> print ("hello world")
hello world

This is python3 code (python3 requires parentheses, since print is a function in python3)

As other people have already said, if you just keep repeating something ("it's python 2!!!11"), it will not make it true. Tell us exactly what code you're having trouble with, and we will do our best to help you!

Answer 3

make your code playground public

Answer 4

Because giving us the link to your playground would have been too easy on us, eh? :)

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/camDm8Q0TiKi/?ref=app

>>> print("hello world")
hello world

That is python3 code.

However, the ">>>" are not part of the code - that is the prompt of the interactive python interpreter. So you need to remove them.

Also, the second line is not part of the code - it is showing you what output you would get when running that code. Remove that as well.

Answer 6

when I used the code suggested by the app it doesn't work

Answer 7

there is some glitch

Answer 8

it's python 3.x already. link us to the code

Answer 9

when I went google I got to know that the code sololearn python 3 suggested was for 2.X

Answer 10

>>> print ("hello world")
hello world

Answer 11

I've downloaded the Python 3.x IDLE from Python.org onto my computer and haven't had issues so far

Answer 12

this is the code the app suggested

Answer 13

print is in every python, you just happened to come across an article on python 2.7

Answer 14

this is the name of the public code playground where I wrote the code 'forge'

Answer 15

search the playground named 'forge' from here all prob are started

Answer 16

ok thank guys I got it

Answer 17

thanks*

Answer 18

wait a sec

Answer 19

whenever I run this code it says 'Invalid Syntax' but when I used the code print ("hello world") it worked fine

Answer 20

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