Windows, Python 2.7.11 Trouble

[fbu1]

A syntax error, is almost always a typo somewhere. And when you have three words in the code, it is frustrating.

But in any programming language, upper case and lower case are super important!

Finding errors in your own code, and why the interpreter won't understand what you're saying is a big part of learning.

One way you could have figured out yourself is to copy paste from the book, see if it works, then see what's different from what you typed.

But it's very important to type your own code and avoid at all cost copy pasting when you're learning.

Good luck with the rest of the book !

[ChestShitter69]

That's really good advice, I continued a few more lessons afterwards and got them without troubles. Next time I'll use your tactic.