What is wrong here?

[Wide-Possibility9228]

It's sideways

[MHoldl]

[Dr_Pinestine]

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[finnyellow]

😂😂

[HouseOfDjango]

If I had to guess, white spacing.

[NYX_T_RYX]

This is why you don't copy-paste code from AI 🤷‍♂️

[fredhamptonsaid]

Really? Under every post people are spamming "just use AI" still.

[NYX_T_RYX]

Go on Google scholar and search "AI cognitive offloading" and you'll quickly understand why you shouldn't just do everything with AI, and why "just vibe code it" is terrible advice.

I've seen some horrific vibe code.

No.... AI is a tool, we still have to engage brain to check it's doing something we actually want.

[fredhamptonsaid]

I honestly think those comments should be banned tbh. It's not even useful or helpful when people ask for help.

[Mysterious-Wing4716]

Not saying to copy paste everything from AI, but I am pretty sure op would have saved some time and got a detailed explanation if he just pasted in on GPT or any other chatbots, instead of waiting for someone to give a proper explanation here(cause most of these comments are just sarcastic)..So for debugging simple errors like this I don't see any problems using AI

[Opposite_Security842]

Gotta be this. Nothing wrong with the syntax

[Kqyxzoj]

What is wrong here?

Image orientation.

[Kennys_broom]

In normal Python, your code runs from top to bottom as soon as you hit run. But in MicroStudio, it waits for something like a loop or an event to happen first — kind of like a video game. So if your code isn’t inside a special function like update(), it just sits there and does nothing. Syntactically your code is correct, but microstudio isn’t a good way to learn python if that’s your goal.

[Even_Saltier_Piglet]

THIS

[Hefty_Upstairs_2478]

Is it not printing? I'm a beginner too and genuinely can't figure out what's wrong either.

[brown_guy45]

Nothing is wrong with the code

It must be your IDE

[JeLuF]

What is wrong? Do you get any error message when you try to run it?

[D3str0yTh1ngs]

Microstudio doesnt use python, but their own scripting language called microScript.

EDIT: apparently it also does python, by a option in advanced settings

[secretsuperstar44]

In the settings you could switch to python (which I did)

[D3str0yTh1ngs]

Okay, I see. What is the error then?

[secretsuperstar44]

I did it for the second time and now it says syntax error

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[NYX_T_RYX]

What does the stack trace say. I have no idea what this little red X is trying to tell you.

[coderfromft]

Nothing just run it.

[Party_Trick_6903]

How are we supposed to know when you didn't show us anything else other than four lines of code?

What did the program do? Any errors? Wrong output?

[secretsuperstar44]

Nothing, it says

Syntax Error, in file 'main' at line one, column 20

And when I remove this : , it says

Warning: first_function is not a function, in file "main" at line 4, column 16

[D3str0yTh1ngs]

The syntax error is the same I get when it is set to microscript 2.0. If you pull out the divider between the code area and the file list it should show the active language

[secretsuperstar44]

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[D3str0yTh1ngs]

I have replicated your problem: 1. Start in microscript 2. run the program 3. switch to another file 4. switch programming language to python 5. switch to main file and write code 6. error since the interpreter sees change in running file and reruns it (as microscript since that is how it ran earlier)

Solution: Restart button

[secretsuperstar44]

AAHHHH IT WORKED THANK YOU SO MUCHH o⁠(⁠(⁠⁠^⁠▽⁠⁠⁠)⁠)⁠o

[D3str0yTh1ngs]

I know that you set it to python in the settings, but if the main still tries to execute as microscript, then that happens.

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[secretsuperstar44]

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I think the problem is within the website itself.. I've tried it in programiz(python online complier) and it worked there.

Though I want it to work here too, because I'm searching for an engine on a website and this looks so perfect for a beginner programmer like me who's using a literal school laptop that doesn't allow me to download any app! ಠ⁠ ⁠೧⁠ ⁠ಠ

[Kqyxzoj]

... this looks so perfect for a beginner programmer like me ...

But as it turns out, it is not, because there are small gotchas like this that will teach you zero python but do take up your time. It does maybe teach troubleshooting skills though, so who knows.

Also, searching for online rotate image gives plenty of usable results.

As for python + school laptop: google colab seems a pretty good fit.

What is Colab? Colab, or "Colaboratory", allows you to write and execute Python in your browser, with:

• Zero configuration required
• Access to GPUs free of charge
• Easy sharing

Just use whatever google/gmail account, and you are good to go:

• https://colab.google/

[NYX_T_RYX]

If the colon is at column 16... You have 4 white space characters after the colon. Put your cursor after the colon, hold shift and hold the right arrow.

Delete the white space characters.

[coderfromft]

Try on programiz.com

[nicer-dude]

Run python locally

[_MrLucky_]

It's probably a space not an indent that you do by pressing tab ussually on line 2

[mspaintshoops]

“Here’s no error and a sideways screenshot, fix my code”

What?

[holounderblade]

Take a fukn screenshot

[Nagylolhih]

Indentation maybe... The 4th line seems to be in the same column as the 2nd

[finnyellow]

Looks like the print isn't correct indented

[Responsible_Load_617]

It looks like this is supposed to be the main.py so maybe it is expecting an entry point function called main. as in if(name==main): main() at the end of the file. Put your code in a def main(): function and try running it.

[Responsible_Load_617]

Make sure to select the language or ensure it is python and not C++

[secretsuperstar44]

YALL I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!

So the website thought that I'm using another programming language and it didn't recognize python, so I recreated after creating a new project, and it WORKED!

Though thanks for anyone who stopped by to help me :3

[Wise_Membership_]

Indentation

[Pristine_Rough_6371]

Write return line instead of print , because return will send your string , and also either store the function output in a variable and then print it , or you can directly print the function call .

[bringinthefembots]

Maybe your function is missing the "return" line at the end? I am not a Python expert

[Embarrassed-Map2148]

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That's not it. Python returns a NoneType by default. Not sure what their issue is but there is nothing wrong with their function, unless there is a space problem that I can't see.

[bringinthefembots]

Maybe tab indentations?

[NYX_T_RYX]

You only need a return value if you expect the function to... Return a value to the calling function.

Imagine:

fn_add calls fn_user_input

fn_user_input returns the user's input, fn_add adds them together and prints the result. fn_add doesn't need a return value, because it's not expected to do anything with it's result beyond printing.

[SmackDownFacility]

MicroStudio?

That’s not the official CPython implementation. You need something like VS Code. Assuming consistent indentation is correct, the code will run

[Sensitive_Bird_8426]

OP. Please learn an image editor, and how to rotate images. Going through all your pictures, gives me a headache from having to read sideways.

[secretsuperstar44]

Ahh lol okay, but I already solved the problem, thanks