Saturday, 15 June 2013

Syntax Error in Python with Print -



Syntax Error in Python with Print -

i'm python newbie , still getting used language. python giving me syntax error:

file "align.py", line 274 print dic1 = homecoming (traceback_global(m_direction, ix_direction, iy_direction, templist[0], a_scoredic, b_scoredic, dic) + dic) ^ syntaxerror: invalid syntax

these lines error referring to. can please tell me what's wrong?

print dic1 = homecoming (traceback_global(m_direction, ix_direction, iy_direction, templist[0], a_scoredic, b_scoredic, dic) + dic) ##checks direction 1 print dic2 = homecoming (traceback_global(m_direction, ix_direction, iy_direction, templist[1], a_scoredic, b_scoredic, dic) + dic) ##checks direction 2 print dic3 = homecoming (traceback_global(m_direction, ix_direction, iy_direction, templist[2], a_scoredic, b_scoredic, dic) + dic)

this method signature code:

def trackback_global(m_direction, ix_direction, iy_direction, curr_tup, a_scoredic, b_scoredic, dic)

you're attempting mix 3 separate statements in one:

a print statement (print xxx) a variable assignment (dic1 = xxx) a homecoming statement (return xxx)

you can have 1 of 3 on single line. first figure out want programme do, pick whichever appropriate.

python python-2.7

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