syntax error what did i wrong

Question

Hello there, I was trying this (python) code here:

input:
1 name = input("enter your name: ")
2 print('Hallo '(name)', and welcome in "the Invisble House".')

output:
File "..\Playground\", line 2
print('Hallo '(name)', and welcome in "the Invisble House".')
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

but It did'nt work and I don't know what I did wrong.
so my question is what did I wrong and Why did'nt it work?

Answer 1

it should be
name = input("Enter your name: ")
print ("Hallo " + name + ", welcome to 'the Invisible House.'")

Answer 2

sorry, I forgot to say it was written in python.
and yes hallo should be hello.

Answer 3

OK in that case I don't believe you do need a semicolon at the end of your statements. However, could someone more knowledgeable about python confirm that.

Answer 4

@god usopp, I am not saying that it is. I am asking whether python statement SHOULD end in a ; to mark the end of the statement like in Java. I have reached the conclusion that they don't.

Answer 5

also I don't know if it's intentional but Hallo should probably be Hello

Answer 6

What language is this in? Should there be a ";" at the end of statements ?

Answer 7

@josh mizzi
it's not a semicolon it's a period (.) and then single quote closing (').

Answer 8

@josh mizzi
As I've said before, it's not a semicolon it's a period (.) and a single quote closing ('). It just looks like a semicolon because they are right after each other
'. or .'
vs
;

Answer 9

@josh mizzi
correct, they don't