Why some statements which shows 'SyntaxError' in Anaconda Prompt, shows 'TypeError' and some give o/p in...











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in jupyter notebook:



,.0



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



,1



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



,.1+.1



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



previously i checked,



,5/6,22/7, 5//6,22//7, 5%6,22%7



results error message,



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



but now shows o/p,



(0.8333333333333334, 3.142857142857143, ('5//6,22//7,', '5%6,22%7'))



and



,



gives o/p as:



''



but in python prompt, the o/p of above ones result as SyntaxError.










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    Could you please add the code you're trying to execute?
    – toti08
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    please format your code and tracebacks, you havn't shown a SynaxError outside of the title
    – Chris_Rands
    yesterday








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    What are you trying to do? You write on the console ,.0? What's that supposed to mean? And also, what does o/p mean?
    – toti08
    yesterday












  • I mean to say why jupyter notebook not shows as SyntaxError as in python prompt?
    – Damodara Sahu
    yesterday















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in jupyter notebook:



,.0



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



,1



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



,.1+.1



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



previously i checked,



,5/6,22/7, 5//6,22//7, 5%6,22%7



results error message,



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



but now shows o/p,



(0.8333333333333334, 3.142857142857143, ('5//6,22//7,', '5%6,22%7'))



and



,



gives o/p as:



''



but in python prompt, the o/p of above ones result as SyntaxError.










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  • 1




    Could you please add the code you're trying to execute?
    – toti08
    yesterday






  • 1




    please format your code and tracebacks, you havn't shown a SynaxError outside of the title
    – Chris_Rands
    yesterday








  • 1




    What are you trying to do? You write on the console ,.0? What's that supposed to mean? And also, what does o/p mean?
    – toti08
    yesterday












  • I mean to say why jupyter notebook not shows as SyntaxError as in python prompt?
    – Damodara Sahu
    yesterday













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in jupyter notebook:



,.0



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



,1



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



,.1+.1



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



previously i checked,



,5/6,22/7, 5//6,22//7, 5%6,22%7



results error message,



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



but now shows o/p,



(0.8333333333333334, 3.142857142857143, ('5//6,22//7,', '5%6,22%7'))



and



,



gives o/p as:



''



but in python prompt, the o/p of above ones result as SyntaxError.










share|improve this question















in jupyter notebook:



,.0



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



,1



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



,.1+.1



TypeError: 'float' object is not callable



previously i checked,



,5/6,22/7, 5//6,22//7, 5%6,22%7



results error message,



TypeError: 'int' object is not callable



but now shows o/p,



(0.8333333333333334, 3.142857142857143, ('5//6,22//7,', '5%6,22%7'))



and



,



gives o/p as:



''



but in python prompt, the o/p of above ones result as SyntaxError.







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    Could you please add the code you're trying to execute?
    – toti08
    yesterday






  • 1




    please format your code and tracebacks, you havn't shown a SynaxError outside of the title
    – Chris_Rands
    yesterday








  • 1




    What are you trying to do? You write on the console ,.0? What's that supposed to mean? And also, what does o/p mean?
    – toti08
    yesterday












  • I mean to say why jupyter notebook not shows as SyntaxError as in python prompt?
    – Damodara Sahu
    yesterday














  • 1




    Could you please add the code you're trying to execute?
    – toti08
    yesterday






  • 1




    please format your code and tracebacks, you havn't shown a SynaxError outside of the title
    – Chris_Rands
    yesterday








  • 1




    What are you trying to do? You write on the console ,.0? What's that supposed to mean? And also, what does o/p mean?
    – toti08
    yesterday












  • I mean to say why jupyter notebook not shows as SyntaxError as in python prompt?
    – Damodara Sahu
    yesterday








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1




Could you please add the code you're trying to execute?
– toti08
yesterday




Could you please add the code you're trying to execute?
– toti08
yesterday




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please format your code and tracebacks, you havn't shown a SynaxError outside of the title
– Chris_Rands
yesterday






please format your code and tracebacks, you havn't shown a SynaxError outside of the title
– Chris_Rands
yesterday






1




1




What are you trying to do? You write on the console ,.0? What's that supposed to mean? And also, what does o/p mean?
– toti08
yesterday






What are you trying to do? You write on the console ,.0? What's that supposed to mean? And also, what does o/p mean?
– toti08
yesterday














I mean to say why jupyter notebook not shows as SyntaxError as in python prompt?
– Damodara Sahu
yesterday




I mean to say why jupyter notebook not shows as SyntaxError as in python prompt?
– Damodara Sahu
yesterday

















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