CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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Josh
Josh

Reputation: 1

Invalid syntax error on "def" in my coding.

Here is my code: I'm not sure what the problem is. It says invalid syntax on "def sub". I've looked everywhere and as far as I can tell, it is properly formatted for python 3

def add():
        print ("Enter the two numbers to Add")
        A=int(raw_input("Enter A: "))
        B=int(raw_input("Enter B: "))
        return A + B 

def sub():
        print ("Enter the two numbers to Subtract")
        A=int(raw_input("Enter A: "))
        B=int(raw_input("Enter B: "))
        return A - B

def mul():
        print ("Enter the two numbers to Multiply")
        A=int(raw_input("Enter A: "))
        B=int(raw_input("Enter B: "))
    return A * B

def div():
        print ("Enter the two number to Divide")
        A=float(raw_input("Enter A: "))
        B=float(raw_input("Enter B: "))
        return A / B

print ("1: ADD")
print ("2: SUBTRACT")
print ("3: MULTIPLY")
print ("4: DIVIDE")
print ("0: QUIT")

while True:

    CHOICE = int(raw_input("ENTER THE CORRESPONDING NUMBER FOR CALCULATION ")) 

    if CHOICE == 1: 
        print ('ADD TWO NUMBERS:')
        print add()

    elif CHOICE == 2:
        print ('SUBTRACT TWO NUMBERS')
        print sub()

    elif CHOICE == 3:
        print ('MULTIPLY TWO NUMBERS')
        print mul()

    elif CHOICE == 4:
        print ("DIVIDE TWO NUMBERS")
        print div()

    elif CHOICE == 0:
        exit()
    else:
        print ("The value Enter value from 1-4")

Upvotes: 0

Views: 533

Answers (1)

drolando
drolando

Reputation: 507

All the prints like:

print add()

are missing the parenthesis. They should be:

print(add())

Same for all the prints

Upvotes: 2

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