Identify Invalid Python Syntax

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Darren Jones

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 0 - Introduction .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 1 - Invalid Syntax In Python .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 2 - Syntaxerror Exception And Traceback .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3a - Misusing Assignment Operator .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3b - Misspelling Python Keywords .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3c - Missing Parentheses .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3d - Mistaking Dictionary Syntax .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3e - Wrong Indentation .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3f - Defining And Calling Functions .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3g - Changing Python Versions .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 3 - Common Syntax Problems Intro .mp4

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Rp - Invalid Syntax - 4 - Conclusion .mp4

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Description

Python is known for its simple syntax. However, when you’re learning Python for the first time or when you’ve come to Python with a solid background in another programming language, you may run into some things that Python doesn’t allow. If you’ve ever received a SyntaxError when trying to run your Python code, then this guide can help you. Throughout this course, you’ll see common examples of invalid syntax in Python and learn how to resolve the issue.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

What You'll Learn?

Identify invalid syntax in Python
Make sense of SyntaxError tracebacks
Resolve invalid syntax or prevent it altogether

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Darren Jones

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Darren is an avid Pythonista and creates video tutorials for Real Python. Having followed a varied career as a nuclear industry instrumentation engineer, a musician, recording engineer and teacher, he’s always been interested in computers, spending the last 20 years producing music with them and teaching music technology. He’s written books on the subject, and spends the remainder of his time improving his Python skills, with a view to bringing them into the studio and classroom for better understanding of both music and programming.