On 2/10/2013 22:01, carolynn fryer wrote:
> the fact that I can not run anything without getting a syntax error. I > tried setting up a path for python environment variables and a few other > things but I am getting no where. Welcome to the Python tutor mailing list. I deleted all the irrelevant parts of your post so that we could see how you described your problem. You're running Windows 7 (or 8), and you've installed Python version x.xx, which you downloaded from http://www.yyyyyyy.yyyy/zzzzzzzz After installation, which gave no errors, you tried typing in the following 5 line Python program into the file XXXXXX.PL, using the JJJJJJJ.COM text editor. #!QQQQQQQQQ/QQQQQQQQ/QQQQQQ import ZZZ for zzz in xxxxxxxxxxxxx: print ("xxx" You ran this program from the CMD box, using the Windows command: XXXXXXXXXXxx > pythonXZZ myprogEEEEE.44 and you got the following output: 932873297843294327432 n 432983274329743 2974393287432 239873249734 You guess we might want to know the folloiwing environment variables: PATH=lasjf;ljdsaf;ljfds;afjljlfdsjjfdsafds; PYTHONBADPATH=ljfdsljsfdlfdsjlfdskjfds You want to know how to correct the above explicit error. Now, that message we could probably handle, obviously depending on the details. -- DaveA _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - [email protected] To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
