There is a problem with my code

[ALBas126]

Hello I dont know if this was the place to ask for coding help but im new so please forgive me if it is not. I was making this script in python to send emails but for some reason it gives me an error can someone tell me whats wrong. its in python

[SpicyP]

well first, you have a typo, It should be smtp instead of smpt.

 

edit: I see that's not the main cause of the error (It would still cause it later tho). I think you need to declare the email correctly since that's not a string declaration. also, check If you mixed tabs and spaces.

[Dujith]

the first 2 variables need to be strings. the text needs to be in quotations marks

EMAIL_ADRESS = 'Alexbastol08@gmail.com'
EMAIL_PASSWORD = '123'

 

[Teddy07]

2 minutes ago, Dujith said:

the first 2 variables need to be strings. the text needs to be in quotations marks

EMAIL_ADRESS = 'Alexbastol08@gmail.com'
EMAIL_PASSWORD = '123'

 

I have not used python yet but I thought you need no declaration because it detects the type automatically?

[Dujith]

7 minutes ago, Teddy07 said:

I have not used python yet but I thought you need no declaration because it detects the type automatically?

the @ is used in python so you will need to quote that line.

and if you dont define it. The code will look like this:

x = green

Now your setting var x to var green. But green has not been defined so python will crap out  

[SpicyP]

8 minutes ago, Teddy07 said:

I have not used python yet but I thought you need no declaration because it detects the type automatically?

without the quote python might confused the string with other identifier (variables, constant, etc).

[ALBas126]

thanks guysSpicyP suggested to fix my tabs and spaces maybe that will fix it but im still getting errors

 

[ALBas126]

nv i still dosent work

 

[Sauron]

1 hour ago, ALBas126 said:

thanks guysSpicyP suggested to fix my tabs and spaces maybe that will fix it but im still getting errors

 

 

1 hour ago, ALBas126 said:

nv i still dosent work

 

Check your indentation, it matters in python. Look at this

 

 

Also it's really hard to help you if you won't even tell us what the new error says.

 

And by the way, use code tags, not screenshots to show us your code.

[straight_stewie]

7 hours ago, Teddy07 said:

I have not used python yet but I thought you need no declaration because it detects the type automatically?

It detects the type automatically, hence:

myEmail = "your@email.dom"
# rather than
string myEmail = "your@email.dom"

Python might be dynamically typed, but it's hardly magic: It still needs to have a way to figure the types and values: You can't have bare alphanumeric text lying around, as bare alphanumeric text is defined as source code. You can only have bare numeric text lying around, that's always interpreted as a number, and why you can't name something only with numeric characters.