Help with sintax on python

Question

I'm writting a code on my desktop, a rpg game. But a if statement on final of the page don't work.
File "..\Playground\", line 55 if JJ == "Cave":^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
(the ^ is for ":").
Someone can help how I resolve?
Ps : The first code is complete version, the second just the function with problem.
https://code.sololearn.com/cSc2Y38vwXlJ/#py
https://code.sololearn.com/cGdTC6b151XY/#py

Answer 1

JJ = (input("Where loook?")
there is no need for ( before input

Answer 2

So should look like this, verbatim:
JJ = input(“Where loook?”)

Answer 3

you forgot a bracket thats all (-:

Answer 4

yeah, now I see. Thanks. Python is difficult because of sintax