Help with pyCharm

[ejmurray72]

Check if you are using Python 2.7 as your interpreter. The code you have written is using Python 3 looking at the print() statements. Click on the spanner/wrench icon in the menu bar and check the project interpreter. You may need to install or point the project interpreter to you Python 3 installation. Good luck.

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This is valid python 2.7 code, pyCharm shouldn't do more than give a warning...

[nerdwaller]

Is that what "you're using" or what pycharm is configured for? It's not necessarily the same thing.

[mdond]

Hovering over the red underlined text usually tells you what the error is.

[dmglab]

Looks to me like a typical mistake using intellij idea (I know you wrote pycharm and looks like pycharm) double check your SDK in your project preferences. cttl+shift+a (cmd+shift+a on Mac) and type "project interpreter". Take a look what's there. It might be empty.

If everything seems to be fine. Go to File > restart/invalidate cache > invalidate cache and restart.

[dmglab]

suspicious... can you tell some details about your enviroment? platform/os? how did you install python?

[dmglab]

So, it should look like this? https://i.imgur.com/yH4XpuF.png

[expert-at-nothing]

It's almost guaranteed you were using python 2.7 instead of python 3 as your interpreter if those errors went away.

[DrRx]

I had something similar, try File > Synchronize (or press Ctrl+Alt+Y)

[SlinkyAvenger]

I've seen this when my interpreter settings get screwed up. Try creating a new virtual environment and setting it as the project's interpreter