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How can I solve this printing error in Python?
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I'm trying to run a code, which includes the following lines:
#REBIN CUBE TO 10 MAS
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
if head['CDELT1'] != spax[0] and head['CDELT2'] != spax[1]:
print ('Rebinning input datacube to %.0f mas (same as PSF generation scale)') % (spax[0]/10.)
cube *= (head['CDELT1']*head['CDELT2']*1.E-6)
I get the following Syntax Error:
line 141
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I have tried adding parentheses, both sides, but nothing has worked.
python python-3.x printing syntax syntax-error
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
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I'm trying to run a code, which includes the following lines:
#REBIN CUBE TO 10 MAS
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
if head['CDELT1'] != spax[0] and head['CDELT2'] != spax[1]:
print ('Rebinning input datacube to %.0f mas (same as PSF generation scale)') % (spax[0]/10.)
cube *= (head['CDELT1']*head['CDELT2']*1.E-6)
I get the following Syntax Error:
line 141
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I have tried adding parentheses, both sides, but nothing has worked.
python python-3.x printing syntax syntax-error
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
you should read about difference between Python 2 and 3 inprint: it was statement likeassertin Python 2 but became a built-in function in Python 3
– Azat Ibrakov
Mar 22 at 19:26
add a comment |
I'm trying to run a code, which includes the following lines:
#REBIN CUBE TO 10 MAS
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
if head['CDELT1'] != spax[0] and head['CDELT2'] != spax[1]:
print ('Rebinning input datacube to %.0f mas (same as PSF generation scale)') % (spax[0]/10.)
cube *= (head['CDELT1']*head['CDELT2']*1.E-6)
I get the following Syntax Error:
line 141
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I have tried adding parentheses, both sides, but nothing has worked.
python python-3.x printing syntax syntax-error
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
I'm trying to run a code, which includes the following lines:
#REBIN CUBE TO 10 MAS
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
if head['CDELT1'] != spax[0] and head['CDELT2'] != spax[1]:
print ('Rebinning input datacube to %.0f mas (same as PSF generation scale)') % (spax[0]/10.)
cube *= (head['CDELT1']*head['CDELT2']*1.E-6)
I get the following Syntax Error:
line 141
print 'Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' %(spax[0]/10.),spax[1]/10.)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I have tried adding parentheses, both sides, but nothing has worked.
python python-3.x printing syntax syntax-error
python python-3.x printing syntax syntax-error
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
asked Mar 22 at 19:20
Alejandro OrtizAlejandro Ortiz
62
62
you should read about difference between Python 2 and 3 inprint: it was statement likeassertin Python 2 but became a built-in function in Python 3
– Azat Ibrakov
Mar 22 at 19:26
add a comment |
you should read about difference between Python 2 and 3 inprint: it was statement likeassertin Python 2 but became a built-in function in Python 3
– Azat Ibrakov
Mar 22 at 19:26
you should read about difference between Python 2 and 3 in
print: it was statement like assert in Python 2 but became a built-in function in Python 3– Azat Ibrakov
Mar 22 at 19:26
you should read about difference between Python 2 and 3 in
print: it was statement like assert in Python 2 but became a built-in function in Python 3– Azat Ibrakov
Mar 22 at 19:26
add a comment |
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I hope you are doing good,
print('Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' % (spax[0]/10.,spax[1]/10.) )
Should work.
There were two problems:
In python-3.x, print is always with parenthesis. The second problem is that there was an extra parenthesis in your arguments to display.
Have a lovely day.
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
1
Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
Mar 26 at 1:00
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I hope you are doing good,
print('Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' % (spax[0]/10.,spax[1]/10.) )
Should work.
There were two problems:
In python-3.x, print is always with parenthesis. The second problem is that there was an extra parenthesis in your arguments to display.
Have a lovely day.
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
1
Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
Mar 26 at 1:00
add a comment |
I hope you are doing good,
print('Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' % (spax[0]/10.,spax[1]/10.) )
Should work.
There were two problems:
In python-3.x, print is always with parenthesis. The second problem is that there was an extra parenthesis in your arguments to display.
Have a lovely day.
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
1
Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
Mar 26 at 1:00
add a comment |
I hope you are doing good,
print('Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' % (spax[0]/10.,spax[1]/10.) )
Should work.
There were two problems:
In python-3.x, print is always with parenthesis. The second problem is that there was an extra parenthesis in your arguments to display.
Have a lovely day.
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
I hope you are doing good,
print('Input PSF sampling = (%.1f, %.1f) mas' % (spax[0]/10.,spax[1]/10.) )
Should work.
There were two problems:
In python-3.x, print is always with parenthesis. The second problem is that there was an extra parenthesis in your arguments to display.
Have a lovely day.
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
answered Mar 22 at 19:24
Guillaume LastecoueresGuillaume Lastecoueres
1139
1139
1
Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
Mar 26 at 1:00
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Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
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Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
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Thaaaaaaaanks a bunch. You made it lovely.
– Alejandro Ortiz
Mar 26 at 1:00
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you should read about difference between Python 2 and 3 in
print: it was statement likeassertin Python 2 but became a built-in function in Python 3– Azat Ibrakov
Mar 22 at 19:26