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1 | 1 | #Python Syntax Errors: Common Mistakes and How to Fix Them |
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| 3 | +-[How to read Python syntax errors](#how-to-read-python-syntax-errors) |
| 4 | +-[How to fix syntax errors](#how-to-fix-syntax-errors) |
| 5 | +*[Misplaced, missing, or mismatched punctuation](#misplaced-missing-or-mismatched-punctuation) |
| 6 | +*[Misspelled, misplaced, or missing Python keywords](#misspelled-misplaced-or-missing-python-keywords) |
| 7 | +*[Illegal characters in variable names](#illegal-characters-in-variable-names) |
| 8 | +*[Incorrect indentation](#incorrect-indentation) |
| 9 | +*[Incorrect use of the assignment operator (=)](#incorrect-use-of-the-assignment-operator) |
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3 | 12 | This article examines how to read and fix Python syntax errors with the |
4 | 13 | help of practical web scraping examples. |
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396 | 405 | errors when they can be avoided by sticking to either spacesor tabs |
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399 | | -### Incorrect use of the assignment operator (=) |
| 408 | +### Incorrect use of the assignment operator |
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401 | 410 | 1. Ensure you aren’t assigning values to functionsor literalswith the assignment operator`=`. You can only assign values to variables. Here’s an overview of some examples: |
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