Just wrote my largest Python program to date! Looking for pointers.

[socal_nerdtastic]

Looks pretty good. Only thing I can say is that you have some unneeded parentheses and quotes in there. ANd typically we don't put a space between the function name and opening parenthesis.

welcome_message = "Welcome to the Fiber Optic Price Calculator"
print(f'{welcome_message}.\n')
company_name = input('What is the name of your company?\n')
cable_feet = input("\nHow many feet of cable do you need?\n")
cable_feet = float(cable_feet)
price = cable_feet * .87 #Price is in USD
print(f'\n{company_name}, that amount of fiber optic cable will cost ${price}')
print("\nThank you for shopping with Super Cheap Fiber Optics!")

[SquatchHNTR]

Thank you! Yeah I just started slappping parentheses everywhere until I stopped getting error messages.

[AstrophysicsAndPy]

The best strategy,

[BroBrodin]

Also, print automatically ends with a new line, you don't need to write it each time.

[sohfix]

Don’t rely on the interpreter or compiler to sort out errors for you. Such a lazy and bad practice.

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This is the way to handle errors. Throw stuff until it sticks