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print "Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1)


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The code that I'm trying to execute:



print "Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1)


The error I cant seem to fix






python







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closed as off-topic by SpghttCd, rsjaffe, Julien, user6655984, pkc456 Nov 12 at 1:34


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The code that I'm trying to execute:



print "Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1)


The error I cant seem to fix






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print "Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1)


The error I cant seem to fix






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closed as off-topic by SpghttCd, rsjaffe, Julien, user6655984, pkc456 Nov 12 at 1:34


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closed as off-topic by SpghttCd, rsjaffe, Julien, user6655984, pkc456 Nov 12 at 1:34


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– robotHamster
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You are using Python 3. You need parentheses to call the print function:



print("Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1))





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  • Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
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It seems you are using python 3 ,so please put print() parenthesis if using python 3 in print statement.
Please refer the documentation.
https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print



Thanks and Regards
Navin Dalal






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    You are using Python 3. You need parentheses to call the print function:



    print("Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1))





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    • Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
      – Arilis
      Nov 12 at 0:34















    up vote
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    You are using Python 3. You need parentheses to call the print function:



    print("Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1))





    share|improve this answer





















    • Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
      – Arilis
      Nov 12 at 0:34













    up vote
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    up vote
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    You are using Python 3. You need parentheses to call the print function:



    print("Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1))





    share|improve this answer












    You are using Python 3. You need parentheses to call the print function:



    print("Creating account %s with the password %s" % (username1, password1))






    share|improve this answer












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    answered Nov 12 at 0:32









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    • Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
      – Arilis
      Nov 12 at 0:34


















    • Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
      – Arilis
      Nov 12 at 0:34
















    Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
    – Arilis
    Nov 12 at 0:34




    Thank you, it is fixed now. I didnt know I needed that <3
    – Arilis
    Nov 12 at 0:34












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    It seems you are using python 3 ,so please put print() parenthesis if using python 3 in print statement.
    Please refer the documentation.
    https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print



    Thanks and Regards
    Navin Dalal






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      It seems you are using python 3 ,so please put print() parenthesis if using python 3 in print statement.
      Please refer the documentation.
      https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print



      Thanks and Regards
      Navin Dalal






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        up vote
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        It seems you are using python 3 ,so please put print() parenthesis if using python 3 in print statement.
        Please refer the documentation.
        https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print



        Thanks and Regards
        Navin Dalal






        share|improve this answer












        It seems you are using python 3 ,so please put print() parenthesis if using python 3 in print statement.
        Please refer the documentation.
        https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print



        Thanks and Regards
        Navin Dalal







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