Question

The following Python program contains errors that will be detected by the IDLE syntax-checker. For each of these errors, state the number of the lines on which it occurs and how it should be corrected.

a.x = int(input(“Enter value for x”))

b.print(“The square of x is”x*x)

c.y = input(“Enter value for y”)

d.print(“ The product of x and y is “, x*y)

i.if x>y

ii.print(“the differences is “, x-y)

iii.else:

iv.print(“The difference is “, y-x

Answer 1

Error occurred on line# i.

The syntax for writing if condition is :

if (condition) :

//statement to be executed

Here in the line # i, we have , if x>y . This is wrong.

The correct statement should be :

if x>y:

The second error is at line # b.

The correct syntax is :

print("The square of x is ", x*x)

The third error is on line # iii. The syntax for print statement is print(“ statement to print ").

Therefore the statement is :

print(“The difference is “, y-x)

Please type a round bracket close on the print line.

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