Python code started to say bad syntax?!?

[CookiezFort]

def main():

    action = input("Division, multiplication, addition, or subtraction? ")

    n1 = float(input("What is your first number? "))

    n2 = float(input("What is your second number? "))

    if action == "multiplication"

        print(multiplication(n1, n2))

    elif action == "division":

        print(division(n1, n2))  

    elif action == "addition":

        print (addition(n1, n2))

    elif action == "substraction":

        print (substraction(n1, n2))

                                                                                                                                              

def substraction(num1, num2):

    return num1-num2

                                                         

def addition(num1, num2):

    return num1+num2

                                                                                                                                            

def division(num1, num2):

    return num1/num2

 

def multiplication(num1, num2):

    return num1*num2

    

main()

Excuse the really bad colouring on the letters.

 

For some reason this calculator bit of code i made started giving me syntax error on that bigger than the rest red print and i dont know why... It worked fine when i run the code a few hours ago and havent tampered with it yet...

 

Here is a print screen to show what happens when i press F5 to run it

 

using python 3.4

 

1080p image

 

[Glenwing]

You forgot the colon on the end of the if statement in the line above the red print.

[CookiezFort]

You forgot the colon on the end of the if statement in the line above the red print.

Well, i put it in and then after saving it and running it again, it puts syntax error and highlights the colon

 

[Glenwing]

Well, i put it in and then after saving it and running it again, it puts syntax error and highlights the colon

 

Oh, there's a missing ")" at the end of the n2 input too.

[CookiezFort]

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It worked, a bit of an akward highlight considering the source of the problem was above it

 

Thanks, rookie mistakes