What is a Syntax Error in Python? (Examples + How to solve it)

In this lesson we will be covering one of the most basic errors you will probably get in Python; the Syntax Error. A Syntax Error is just there to tell you that you wrote something that Python couldn't understand.
I will be showing you several different cases where you will encounter this error, and of course how we can solve it!

[@Mathathias_Incarnatus333]

thanks be to God who gave you great knowledge and the wisdom to share it to others- it helped me to resolve this issue: syntaxerror 'return' outside function

[@wajeehanishat3993]

How to fix syntax error. I was installing pip but it showing syntax error 1line something

[@kingkong905]

How do I fix a syntax error concerning pip install commands? I tried to pip install something and it said syntax error line 1. I'm not sure what that means.

[@Indently]

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[@Yusuf51901]

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[@pushpanjalimishra2418]

Very helpful 👍tbh

[@isabelladale2452]

Mine only has IDLE or TERMINAL and I want this program, it looks easier to use. What are you using?

[@Indently]

PyCharm

[@isabelladale2452]

@@Indently thank you

[@gangamanisaini]

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[@Mujhedhundonahibasspehchano]

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[@yusufarslan5594]

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[@beastnighttv]

Great Video

[@xFersureMatt]

For the love of god I dont understand this syntax error.. I want to prove that both these are equal to each other.. are the same thing.
x=5
x+=1 == (x= x+1)
Apple = Apple right? so why do I keep getting an error.

[@Indently]

x = 5
y = 5
x+=1
y+=1
x == y
Apple == Apple
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[@abnhainn7944]

DANKE

[@torlkien3882]

I have a synthax error on this :
variable = 20
if variable >= 18:
print("Good")
elif:
print("Wrong")
Python struggle recognizing the "=>" and I can't do anything about it

[@Bruck_Code]

You cannot say elif without listing a condition. You have to say
if variable >= 18:
print("Good")
else:
print("Wrong")

[@rakshalsingh99]

Short code into white code