python syntax error with raspberry pi

[TicTac]

So its me again and i have more questions so here is the code im using and im geting a syntax error when trying to launch it though terminal here is the error :

here is the code

import RPi.GPIO as ioio.setmode(io.BCM)import sys, tty, termios, time# These two blocks of code configure the PWM settings for# the two DC motors on the RC car. It defines the two GPIO# pins used for the input, starts the PWM and sets the# motors' speed to 0motor1_in1_pin = 4motor1_in2_pin = 17io.setup(motor1_in1_pin, io.OUT)io.setup(motor1_in2_pin, io.OUT)motor1 = io.PWM(4,100)motor1.start(0)motor1.ChangeDutyCycle(0)motor2_in1_pin = 24motor2_in2_pin = 25io.setup(motor2_in1_pin, io.OUT)io.setup(motor2_in2_pin, io.OUT)motor2 = io.PWM(4,100)motor2.start(0)motor2.ChangeDutyCycle(0)# Defining the GPIO pins that will be used for the LEDs on# the RC car and setting the output to falseio.setup(18, io.OUT)io.output(18, False)io.setup(23, io.OUT)io.output(23, False)# The getch method can determine which key has been pressed# by the user on the keyboard by accessing the system files# It will then return the pressed key as a variabledef getch():    fd = sys.stdin.fileno()    old_settings = termios.tcgetattr(fd)    try:        tty.setraw(sys.stdin.fileno())        ch = sys.stdin.read(1)    finally:        termios.tcsetattr(fd, termios.TCSADRAIN, old_settings)    return ch# This section of code defines the methods used to determine# whether a motor needs to spin forward or backwards. The# different directions are acheived by setting one of the# GPIO pins to true and the other to false. If the status of# both pins match, the motor will not turn.def motor1_forward():    io.output(motor1_in1_pin, True)    io.output(motor1_in2_pin, False)def motor1_reverse():    io.output(motor1_in1_pin, False)    io.output(motor1_in2_pin, True)def motor2_forward():    io.output(motor2_in1_pin, True)    io.output(motor2_in2_pin, False)def motor2_reverse():    io.output(motor2_in1_pin, False)    io.output(motor2_in2_pin, True)# This method will toggle the lights on/off when the user# presses a particular key. It will then change the status# of the lights so it will know whether to turn them on or# off when it is next called.def toggleLights():    global lightStatus    if(lightStatus == False):        io.output(18, True)        io.output(23, True)        lightStatus = True    else:        io.output(18, False)        io.output(23, False)        lightStatus = False# This method will toggle the direction of the steering# motor. The method will determine whether the user wants# to turn left or right depending on the key they press and# then make the appropriate adjustment. It works as a toggle# because the program cannot read multiple pressed keys at# the same time. The possible positions of the wheels are# "right", "centre" and "left". It will then update the# status of the wheel to access next time it is called.def toggleSteering(direction):    global wheelStatus    if(direction == "right"):        if(wheelStatus == "centre"):            motor1_forward()            motor1.ChangeDutyCycle(99)            wheelStatus = "right"        elif(wheelStatus == "left"):            motor1.ChangeDutyCycle(0)            wheelStatus = "centre"    if(direction == "left"):        if(wheelStatus == "centre"):            motor1_reverse()            motor1.ChangeDutyCycle(99)            wheelStatus = "left"        elif(wheelStatus == "right"):            motor1.ChangeDutyCycle(0)            wheelStatus = "centre"# Setting the PWM pins to false so the motors will not move# until the user presses the first keyio.output(motor1_in1_pin, False)io.output(motor1_in2_pin, False)io.output(motor2_in1_pin, False)io.output(motor2_in2_pin, False)# Global variables for the status of the lights and steeringlightStatus = FalsewheelStatus = "centre"# Instructions for when the user has an interfaceprint("w/s: acceleration")print("a/d: steering")print("l: lights")print("x: exit")# Infinite loop that will not end until the user presses the# exit keywhile True:    # Keyboard character retrieval method is called and saved    # into variable    char = getch()    # The car will drive forward when the "w" key is pressed    if(char == "w"):        motor2_forward()        motor2.ChangeDutyCycle(99)    # The car will reverse when the "s" key is pressed    if(char == "s"):        motor2_reverse()        motor2.ChangeDutyCycle(99)    # The "a" key will toggle the steering left    if(char == "a"):        toggleSteering("left")    # The "d" key will toggle the steering right    if(char == "d"):        toggleSteering("right")    # The "l" key will toggle the LEDs on/off    if(char == "l"):        toggleLights()    # The "x" key will break the loop and exit the program    if(char == "x"):        print("Program Ended")        break    # At the end of each loop the acceleration motor will stop    # and wait for its next command    motor2.ChangeDutyCycle(0)    # The keyboard character variable will be set to blank, ready    # to save the next key that is pressed    char = ""# Program will cease all GPIO activity before terminatingio.cleanup()

[TicTac]

no need to fear i fixed it 

[Tigerbomb8]

What was the problem?

[TicTac]

What was the problem?

When you write code on python it puts the date time and other crap up the top it was reading that crap and i didn't realize i thought it was part of python i didn't see it was putting in in the code