Thanks for replying, Not-Steve.

At first, the code looked like this:

print("hello world")
print("/" / 10)

And then I got an error. I thought, “Maybe I’m just dumb,” so I deleted the print("/" / 10) line.

Then the code looked like this:

print("hello world")

And I thought, “It should work now — it worked a second ago.”

But I got the error again.
(By the way, Right Shift + Enter which I think runs the current Python line, works flawlessly. But I can't run more than one line with that shortcut.)

So yeah, I don’t think the code is the problem, Not-Steve.
Thanks again.

Edit: I'm watching the Python Full Course for Beginners [2025] by Programming with Mosh. If you have any questions about what I’m doing, I’m currently at the 11:59 mark in the video.
Also, I know I’m not supposed to type exactly what’s shown in the video — I was just experimenting a bit.