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I'm currently working on some python code but its giving me a syntax error in the second 'if statement'. When I run it, it highlights quadpos. What seems to be the problem?

print(' Hello, press enter to continue')
print('What is your A value?') # Asking for the A value
myA = input()
myA = int(myA)
print('What is your B value?') # Asking for the B value
myB = input()
myB = int(myB)
print('What is your C value?') # Asking for the C value
myC = input()
myC = int(myC)
quad = ((myB * myB) - (4 * myA * myC))
if int(quad) < int(0):
 print('Cannot process Value')
else:
 quad2 = (int(quad)**(1/2.0))
 if int(myA) > int(0):
 quadneg = ((int(-myB) - int(quad2)) / (2 * myA) 
 quadpos = ((int(-myB) + int(quad2)) / (2 * myA)
 print(int(quadneg))
 print(int(quadpos))
 else:
 quad3 = ((int(-myB) * int(-myB)) + int(quad2)) / (2 * myA) 
 print (int(quad3))
Karl Knechtel
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asked Nov 19, 2017 at 5:35
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The error is in the line 21 and 22 according to your attached picture

print( int( quardneg) )
print( int(quardpos) )

followed by else statement

The syntax of if else statements are :

If condition:
 Code...
Else 
 Code ..

You are doing:

 If condition:
 Code
 Code -- Error is here
 Else 
 Code.

You can't put the code in the same indentation of if statement, if you do so then you have to replace else by next if.

answered Nov 19, 2017 at 5:48
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It seems to be giving me the syntax error in the line 20. Even after the indentation has been fixed.
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You seem to have a missing bracket.

quadneg = ( (int(-myB) - int(quad2)) / (2 * myA) )
quadpos = ( (int(-myB) + int(quad2)) / (2 * myA) )
answered Nov 20, 2017 at 21:55

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