Why when I use this ( >>> ), without the brackets of course .. an error happens?

Question

when I use this ( >>> ), without the brackets of course, and I go to run the code an error happens.

Answer 1

The >>> is not an operator, but is usually the prompt when using python IDLE and may sometimes be seen when reading python code as such. It shouldn't be included in your code. The >> operator is a bitwise shift right and > is the greater than comparison operator.