What's wrong with my code?

Question

I want to test out every function i learned in Python in one file. But it took time for me to do test another function so I need a program that waits for user to input their choice for each function.
1 for append()
2 for index()
3 for...
Etc
I tried alot, but it says: syntax error at line 57.
https://code.sololearn.com/cx0H19WzuUaF/?ref=app

Answer 1

you did not close the print parenthesis above line 57.
there are also indentation error and variable naming errors after that, but I'm sure you can fix them.

Answer 2

Azhagesan \" (🌼), thank you. It works!
I don't know how to mention your account name, soo....

Answer 3

Line 56 ')' missing
Line 67 i change elif to if it worked for me is that your expected output
https://code.sololearn.com/c5p1KAyce19Z/?ref=app

Answer 4

Line 56 ')' missing
Line 67 elif has to be in the same line as if condition
But the code still failing in the option 3
https://code.sololearn.com/cE0ToMhMBsWp/?ref=app

Answer 5

Bob_Li I use Pydroid for my code. Because I don't have a computer. I hope I'll have one someday..

Answer 6

I solved your error, do you want it right now???

Answer 7

I found you have 12 errors. Have you ever bothered to check the code when writing the code?
print('''Please choose a function.
1 --------------> append()
2 --------------> index()
3 --------------> count(), reverse, remove
4 --------------> join()''')
userinput = int(input())
if userinput == 1:
print("********************append() FUNCTION*****************")
num = [5,4,3,2,1]
num.append(6)
print(len(num))
if userinput == 2:
print("********************index() FUNTION*****************")
numl = [5,3,1,3]
print(numl.index(5))
sentences = ["Hi", "Python", "!"]
print("********************index() FUNCTION(WORD)*****************")
print(sentences.index("Python"))
number = [3,5,7,9,11,13,19,50] #debug 1
if userinput == 3:
print("********************count() FUNCTION*****************")
print("Please enter 5 numbers to continue.")
usinput = int(input())
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Answer 8

usinput2 = int(input())
usinput3 = int(input())
usinput4 = int(input())
usinput5 = int(input())
number = [usinput, usinput2,
usinput3, usinput4, usinput5]
print("Make sure you have enter atleast 2 duplicate numbers. now input a number that you want the program to find ")
usinput6 = int(input())
print("Appeared:")
print(number.count(usinput6))
print("times")
print("********************reverse() FUNCTION*****************")
print('''Do you want to reverse your number list?
1 ----------> Yes
2 ----------> No''')
usinput7 = int(input())
if usinput7 == 1: #debug 2
print("Reversed version or your number list:")
number.reverse()
print(number)
if usinput7 == 2: #debug 3
print("Alright.")
elif usinput7 != 2 or usinput7 != 1: #debug 4, 5
while False: #debug 6
print("That is not in the option.")
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Answer 9

usinput8 = int(input())
if usinput8 == 2 or usinput8 == 1:
break
if True: #debug 7?
print("********************remove() FUNCTION*****************")
print('''Do you want to remove a number from your list?
1 ------------> Yes
2 ------------> No''') #debug 8
usinput9 = int(input())
if usinput9 == 1:
print("Now, let\'s remove a number from your number list that you input.")
print("What number do you prefer to remove(In your input)?")
usinput = int(input())
number.remove(usinput)
print("Done, here is your list:")
print(number)
if usinput9 == 2 and usinput9 != 1: #debug 9
print("Alright.")
elif (usinput9 != 2) or (usinput != 1): #debug 10
while False: #debug 11
print("That is not in the option.")
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Answer 10

if usinput == 2 or usinput == 1:
break
if usinput9 == 2: #debug 12
print("Here is your number list:")
print(number)
if userinput == 4:
print("\t .join() FUNCTION")
print("*****************************************************")
num = ",".join(["Hello", "there"])
print(num)
I have not tested your code, there may be many more errors. 😱

Answer 11

Python is kinda annoying because it doesn't use curly brackets {} for command like if, else, it uses colon instead

Answer 12

Bob_Li, thank you for your answer!
I appreciate your work for finding my mistake.

Answer 13

Dragon RB
I am sure you are not using Sololearn playground to test your code, since you are interactively taking user input and displaying messages.
What ide are you using? an unclosed parenthesis should have been easy to catch...
to mention another user type @ and a popup box of people who replied to you should appear, then you can click the name of the person.

Answer 14

Bob_Li Alright.

Answer 15

Dragon RB
you should. There are a lot more things you can do in a pc or laptop.
Pydroid always creates a closed pair of parenthesis, square brackets, braces, apostrophe, etc. Maybe you just erased the closing part accidentally.

Answer 16

Hii there,
It's good that you mentioned every single thing but your code has a lot of issues (indention, variable, parentheses) so it is good that you check your code step by step.
And you are using pydroid right!!
So at there you can practice it step by step and then add in a whole code.
I will also try to solve all the problem but it is good that you solve them out, so you can learn where you mistaken.
And I hope that you definitely will solve the problem......
Thanks

Answer 17

AYUSHMAAN SINGH Yes, I'd like to.

Answer 18

https://code.sololearn.com/cT8dGkjIJ678/?ref=app
There were two mistakes in this code:
1. on line 56: a closing parenthesis was expected but it was missing.
2. on line 67: the rules of IF...ELIF...ELSE... statement were not followed as an elif statement comes after if.
But it should work now if u use the code below!

Answer 19

SteephenL Don't worry. I fixed that.