> > If you got an error, quote it in full in your message (using copy/paste, > not by retyping or paraphrasing. As it stands, we don't know if the > error was in bash, in csh, in cmd, or in Python, and if it was in > python, we don''t know what version. > > > python3 -m http.server > > Where did you type that? Was it in a shell, or the interpreter, or in > IDLE, or someplace else complicated? >
> You've already got one response showing it working with Python 3.3 on > OSX. it also works here, running Python 3.2 on Linux. But you don't > say what version, nor what OS. I'd also ask what directory you're > running it in. > > davea@think:~/temppython$ python3 -m http.server > Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 ... > i type it in both IDLE and CMD. in the directory where i made those .html files, i held shift and right clicked to get the command line open. im on windows vista. the i type that line in there. i use Python 3.1 also i made a .py file in that folder. opened it for editing, then pressed F5 to run it., then type the code into IDLE's interactive interpreter. which is where i got the invalid syntax error: SyntaxError: invalid syntax (<pyshell#0>, line 1)
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