Why do i get this syntax error

[Bhavya Sharma]

[DigitalGoat]

29 minutes ago, Bhavya Sharma said:

Try using single quote marks not doubles, ie print('a line of text')

[DigitalGoat]

Also there is this guide:

https://realpython.com/python-print/

[Bhavya Sharma]

2 minutes ago, DigitalGoat said:

Try using single quote marks not doubles, ie print('a line of text')

Didn't work 

[Bhavya Sharma]

4 minutes ago, DigitalGoat said:

Also there is this guide:

https://realpython.com/python-print/

I don't understand what happened but i think vs code had some personal issues with me i restarted the laptop and the code worked

[DigitalGoat]

3 minutes ago, Bhavya Sharma said:

Didn't work 

I have just tried it in a blender python console, it does work. Are you importing the necessary headers for displaying text?

[DigitalGoat]

1 minute ago, Bhavya Sharma said:

I don't understand what happened but i think vs code had some personal issues with me i restarted the laptop and the code worked

Ah, ok, may be an issue with dependencies not loading then.

[Kilrah]

You're trying to run python within a python prompt...

[Bhavya Sharma]

1 hour ago, Kilrah said:

You're trying to run python within a python prompt...

Yeah that's what was happening 

[PearsonPrenticeHall]

In the terminal inside of VS Code, run python practice\ set.py. If you want to run a Python script you have to add it as an arg when you run the python command. Otherwise you're opening up a python session that's similar to writing code in the space above. 

Also you should rename your script to practice_set.py to avoid having to escape the space character.

[hirushaadi]

On 2/21/2023 at 7:50 PM, Bhavya Sharma said:

you are trying to run the file in that interactive python interface, this is what it looks like if you did it in a file,

 

import pandas

& C:/Python311/python.exe "e:/learning python/practice set.py"

 

that doesn't look right eh?

 

you should run the file in the terminal's prompt, when it says "PS E:\learning python> _", not inside the interactive python thing.. ( does anyone here know what t is called exactly? )

 

to exit from the python thing back to the terminal, you can try to press CTRL+D or CTRL+Z or just enter "exit()"  simply.

 

then, click on the run button given by vs code