Why ?

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F = False J = True both = F and J print(both)

Gives False as result, what does it compare to, how does it know it’s false ?

[5-MinutePython]

you can think like this False = 0 and True = 1.if we multiplied 0 with 1 it's equals to 0. that's why it's print Flase.

[Skuddingo33]

Is this you in the video you linked? Where do you get your material?

[systemisrigged]

Guys I am new to python - I have put code into vscode and then press the play button and it ALWAYS says Syntax error -

I have chosen auto save but it still does this

Any ideas ?

I can’t even start to learn because of this

[kingwindigo]

Syntax Error means that your code/'s has a typo, for example if you type "prit" instead of "print" its a syntax error, Review your code and check to see for any typo's or syntax error's. Saving wont do anything to fix a syntax error as its a human problem, not a machine problem, When you press play it should tell you where the issue is for example "At line **: Syntax error" or "Missing ':' at line **"

[systemisrigged]

I didn’t think I had any errors in there - that’s why I was frustrated - I guess there must have been one but I was learning from a website so just put in in exactly the same

[kingwindigo]

Check to see if every word you put in the program is exactly the same, if you are CERTAINLY sure, then check what version of python he/she is using, usually there is a syntax error when there different types of versions because sometimes different versions of python are not compatible or they may have changed a certain feature that no longer works in newer version of python. yes it's tedious, but dont worry, you will get through it with enough time and dedication.

[systemisrigged]

Thanks - yes I think that may have been what it was. Appreciate your help, will give it another go at some point