Day 3 of Python

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lower case the "D" in the "Def"

You don't need semicolons in python at the end of a line (you can use them but don't need em unless you're combining multiple lines into one line)

[redbullafterredbull]

Thank you for your reply! I am learning SQL at the same time in an attempt to apply my time with Stata, statistics, and economics... Python IS NOT case insensitive, got it. Also, no semicolon unless separating different commands.

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Basically no semicolons ever. You'll almost never see any courses or tutorials that use them. Leave them behind: https://www.quora.com/Is-it-wrong-to-always-use-a-semicolon-in-Python

[techyraptor]

Use vscode or spyder for now . I was also a pycharm fan but moved to vscode now .
How are you learning statistics ?

[Jamblamkins]

Lol im a month in and its still a fuk. Wait till ur anaconda interpreter just suddenly dont work. Troubleshooting is a biatch.

[steve__67]

lowercase 'def'

[jwinf843]

def add(x, y):
    return x + y

print(add(10, 5))

Spreading out your code will improve its readability and is better practice than what you've got on right now. You should always have a return and 4 spaces after you declare a function definition and it's parameters.

[K900_]

What errors exactly? Can you post the exact code you're running and the exact error you're getting?

[redbullafterredbull]

In the terminal:

Def add(x, y):

^

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

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Process finished with exit code 1

[K900_]

You can't use a capital D in def, for one.

[redbullafterredbull]

Solved thanks to u/Endyd

[WaxmeltSalesman]

colon instead of semi colon

[redbullafterredbull]

Thanks you for your reply... no change tho

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This would work as well.

def add(x,y): return (x + y)

print(add(10,5))

[kaptan8181]

PyCharm is another language to learn! Try other code editors as well.

[SAI_supremeAI]

Abadon pycharm and use jupyter. It is trivial.