What's wrong with <If hello == 'hello': print('hello Binh')>

Question

I write these lines and it returns error in If line. Anyone knows what's wrong with it?

hello = 'hello'

print(hello)

print('a' > 'b')

If hello == 'hello':
print('hello Binh')
else print('I don\t want to say hello to you')

Answer 1

@wet water Thanks a million. It works now. Didn't expect that syntax must be strictly followed like that.

Answer 2

Yes, if you started with a language that doesn't require indentation Python will be a struggle at first. It took me a bit to get used to the fact that my code won't run unless I indent everything just right.