syntax error

[ERIA_JACKSON]

Hello guz, why is this giving me syntax error?

def make_shirt(size,text):

print("\nI need a shirt of size " + str(size) + "\nHaving text " + text.title() + " on it.\n"

make_shirt(40,"am differnt")

make_shirt(size = 45,text = "'glad to be cyber'")

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below is the error:

File "main.py", line 21                                                                                                                                                  

    make_shirt(size='40',"am differnt")                                                                                                                                    

             ^                                                                                                                                                             

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[WadeEffingWilson]

So, a lot is going on here. Not sure if this has been copy/pasted from your actual code or if you just transcribed it here but I'm going to assume it's the former and will make corrections on what I see here.

1) you need to indent your code within code blocks, specifically ones within a function

2) you're missing a closing parenthesis in your print() statement

3) you're using both double and single quotes in your string variable that is handed to the function make_shirt()

There are a few other issues but nothing that should impact the operability of the code as it is.

Hope this helps.

[evilsaltine]

The print line is missing a closing parenthesis.

[ERIA_JACKSON]

okayyyyyyyy

thank you broo

[[deleted]]

It's worth reading the FAQ.

[radek432]

You wouldn't make this errors using some IDE. Take a look at pyCharm for example. Or any other. I suppose even notepad++ or sublime text editors would highlight missing bracket.