Python factorial using function, this program doesn't work what is the problem?? Please answer

Question

def fact(n):
f=1
for I in range(n):
f=f*(I +1)
return f
num=int(input("enter a num")
r=fact(num)
print(r)
It shows error in 7 line of code
https://code.sololearn.com/cdmc03uEDFjw/?ref=app
r=fact (num)
Syntax Error:invalid syntax( r=fact (num)) in this line

Answer 1

AAYUSH AGARWAL Nice! The problem is unbalanced parenthesis in the previous line (the one with input). The input call parenthesis are closed, but the int one are not.

Answer 2

Emerson Prado now check I give full information about that particular code which need to solve or find error in that for you

Answer 3

Emerson Prado thanks alot

Answer 4

Emerson Prado nice meet with you

Answer 5

AAYUSH AGARWAL Pls note this section is intended for questions about programming only. For you to showcase code, pls use your feed.

Answer 6

Emerson prado i ask answer ok

Answer 7

AAYUSH AGARWAL Ah, OK.
Pls elaborate on "doesn't work". Explain - still in the question description - what is unsatisfying in the results.
This is a general advice: the better you explain your problem, the better help you get.

Answer 8

AAYUSH AGARWAL After that, while you wait for answers, pls review range function. Specially, how it interprets the parameter(s).

Answer 9

Emerson Prado I explain it now so please give answer

Answer 10

AAYUSH AGARWAL Pls paste the error message. The error strings have a meaning, and they are key to find the problem.
Always give the full information. This helps you to get better help.

Answer 11

Emerson Prado ok