Error: Expected ‘)’

Question

if (bazGP > 10,957.00 || bazGP = 10,957.00)
System.out.println ("Income Class: Poor");
else if (bazGP >= 10,957.00 && bazGP <= 21,914.00)
System.out.println ("Income Class: Low Income");
else if (bazGP >= 21,914.00 && bazGP <= 43,828.00)
System.out.println ("Income Class: Lower Middle");
else if (bazGP >= 43,828.00 && bazGP <= 76,669.00)
System.out.println ("Income Class: Middle Income");
else if (bazGP >= 76,669.00 && bazGP <= 131,484.00)
System.out.println ("Income Class: Upper Middle");
else if (bazGP >= 131,484.00 && bazGP <= 219,140)
System.out.println ("Upper But Not Rich");
else
System.out.println ("Rich");

Answer 1

As visph said, you are not allowed to use comma (,) as thousands separator in Python.
And tip: you can just write, for example, 10954 instead of 10,954.00

Answer 2

you are not allowed to type comma as thousand separator in numbers ;)

Answer 3

get underscore works great for identifiers, but not inside number literals ^^

Answer 4

that's true for almost every languages ;)

identifiers = variables/functions/... names

Answer 5

Oh, thanks. Accidentally garbled the programming languages.
And... Identifiers = variables etc.?