What do I do if I can't type double underscore in Python shell and IDLE in Windows 10?
When I try to type the attributes of a class with 1 single underscore between each word I get the following error:
>>> class Dog:
def_init_(self,color,legs):
File "<stdin>", line 2
def_init_(self,color,legs):
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I tried using 2 single underscores together between each word of the class attributes hoping that the 2 single underscores would merge together, but that didn't happen and that also produced a syntax error.
Is there a way to merge 2 single underscores in Python's shell or IDLE? I tried changing my keyboard settings from windows settings menu, but I ended in the language/region section where I found the languages for the keyboard and I still haven't found a way to change or check the individual keys in of the Keyboard languages I have selected.
windows-10 keyboard keyboard-layout python-3.x
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
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When I try to type the attributes of a class with 1 single underscore between each word I get the following error:
>>> class Dog:
def_init_(self,color,legs):
File "<stdin>", line 2
def_init_(self,color,legs):
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I tried using 2 single underscores together between each word of the class attributes hoping that the 2 single underscores would merge together, but that didn't happen and that also produced a syntax error.
Is there a way to merge 2 single underscores in Python's shell or IDLE? I tried changing my keyboard settings from windows settings menu, but I ended in the language/region section where I found the languages for the keyboard and I still haven't found a way to change or check the individual keys in of the Keyboard languages I have selected.
windows-10 keyboard keyboard-layout python-3.x
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
migrated from superuser.com Jan 16 at 14:25
This question came from our site for computer enthusiasts and power users.
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You first indicate the problem is caused by a single underscore, later in your question body, you indicate you have a problem with 2 underscores. You might want to improve your question and clarify it.
– Security Hound
Jan 16 at 12:58
Try adding a space betweendefand__init__, perhaps? i.e.def __init__(self,color,legs):(with double underscores). Also, it looks as if you may not have the correct number of spaces beforedef.
– Anaksunaman
Jan 16 at 13:01
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When I try to type the attributes of a class with 1 single underscore between each word I get the following error:
>>> class Dog:
def_init_(self,color,legs):
File "<stdin>", line 2
def_init_(self,color,legs):
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I tried using 2 single underscores together between each word of the class attributes hoping that the 2 single underscores would merge together, but that didn't happen and that also produced a syntax error.
Is there a way to merge 2 single underscores in Python's shell or IDLE? I tried changing my keyboard settings from windows settings menu, but I ended in the language/region section where I found the languages for the keyboard and I still haven't found a way to change or check the individual keys in of the Keyboard languages I have selected.
windows-10 keyboard keyboard-layout python-3.x
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
When I try to type the attributes of a class with 1 single underscore between each word I get the following error:
>>> class Dog:
def_init_(self,color,legs):
File "<stdin>", line 2
def_init_(self,color,legs):
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I tried using 2 single underscores together between each word of the class attributes hoping that the 2 single underscores would merge together, but that didn't happen and that also produced a syntax error.
Is there a way to merge 2 single underscores in Python's shell or IDLE? I tried changing my keyboard settings from windows settings menu, but I ended in the language/region section where I found the languages for the keyboard and I still haven't found a way to change or check the individual keys in of the Keyboard languages I have selected.
windows-10 keyboard keyboard-layout python-3.x
windows-10 keyboard keyboard-layout python-3.x
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
asked Jan 16 at 12:50
Jude ZambarakjiJude Zambarakji
1
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migrated from superuser.com Jan 16 at 14:25
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migrated from superuser.com Jan 16 at 14:25
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You first indicate the problem is caused by a single underscore, later in your question body, you indicate you have a problem with 2 underscores. You might want to improve your question and clarify it.
– Security Hound
Jan 16 at 12:58
Try adding a space betweendefand__init__, perhaps? i.e.def __init__(self,color,legs):(with double underscores). Also, it looks as if you may not have the correct number of spaces beforedef.
– Anaksunaman
Jan 16 at 13:01
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You first indicate the problem is caused by a single underscore, later in your question body, you indicate you have a problem with 2 underscores. You might want to improve your question and clarify it.
– Security Hound
Jan 16 at 12:58
Try adding a space betweendefand__init__, perhaps? i.e.def __init__(self,color,legs):(with double underscores). Also, it looks as if you may not have the correct number of spaces beforedef.
– Anaksunaman
Jan 16 at 13:01
1
1
You first indicate the problem is caused by a single underscore, later in your question body, you indicate you have a problem with 2 underscores. You might want to improve your question and clarify it.
– Security Hound
Jan 16 at 12:58
You first indicate the problem is caused by a single underscore, later in your question body, you indicate you have a problem with 2 underscores. You might want to improve your question and clarify it.
– Security Hound
Jan 16 at 12:58
Try adding a space between
def and __init__, perhaps? i.e. def __init__(self,color,legs): (with double underscores). Also, it looks as if you may not have the correct number of spaces before def.– Anaksunaman
Jan 16 at 13:01
Try adding a space between
def and __init__, perhaps? i.e. def __init__(self,color,legs): (with double underscores). Also, it looks as if you may not have the correct number of spaces before def.– Anaksunaman
Jan 16 at 13:01
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You first indicate the problem is caused by a single underscore, later in your question body, you indicate you have a problem with 2 underscores. You might want to improve your question and clarify it.
– Security Hound
Jan 16 at 12:58
Try adding a space between
defand__init__, perhaps? i.e.def __init__(self,color,legs):(with double underscores). Also, it looks as if you may not have the correct number of spaces beforedef.– Anaksunaman
Jan 16 at 13:01