What’s wrong with my code? Python

Question

Please help me, what’s wrong with line 5?

print("Welcome to the tip calculator!")
bill = float(input("What was the total bill?

Answer 1

Too many ( at the line with people
Should be
people =int(input("How many people to split the bill?"))

Answer 2

Sometimes it says line ### but your error is on the line earlier.

When responding to errors, you have to check & fix the first error before trying to fix errors in later lines. In this case, your line 4 had too many opening parentheses, causing the interpreter to think line 5 was still part of line 4.

Answer 3

Lilit Harutyunyan
HungryTradie has hit the nail on the head, too many ( in the line of the variable people

print("Welcome to the tip calculator!")

bill = float(input()) # bill total

tip = int(input()) /100 # tip percentage

people = int(input()) # splitbill num

bill_with_tip = bill * tip + bill

print(bill_with_tip)

bill_per_person = bill_with_tip / people
final_amount = round(bill_per_person, 2)
final_amount = "{:.2f}".format(bill_per_person)
print(f"Each person should pay: {final_amount}")

Answer 4

Timz2 laugh
tip percent is an undeclared variable, which is also not created validly

Answer 5

I have a SyntaxError with line 5(((

Answer 6

Thanks you all
HungryTradie you are right-the problem was with unnecessary parenthes in the line 4

Answer 7

Hello everyone, please help out here, what's wrong with my line 3, it brings out a syntx error

bill = float(input("enter bill"))
tip = int(input("tip percent "))

total_bill = (tip percent + 100) * bill/100

total = round(total_bill, 2)

print(total_bill)