Problem with Returns in Python Practice. Half-solved. Please help!!!

Question

Hello, I keep getting a Syntax Error for Line 11 where i start the result2 variable. The arrow is pointing to the 2 in result2. I've stared at it for forever and dont understand what could be the issue please help me out.

#Create a function that returns the result.
def divide_by_five(number):
return number/5

result = divide_by_five(150)
print(str(int(number)+" "+"divided by 5 equals"+" "+str(int(result))+"!")

result2=divided_by_five(result1)
print(str(int(result))+" "+"divided by 5 equals"+" "+str(int(result2))+"!")

result3 = divide_by_five(result2)
print(str(int(result2))+" "+"divided by 5 equals"+" "+str(int(result3))+"!")

result4 = divide_by_five(result3)
print(str(int(result3))+" "+"divided by 5 equals"+" "+str(int(result4))+"!")

result5 = divide_by_five(result4)
print(str(int(result4))+" "+"divided by 5 equals"+" "+str(int(result5))+”!”)

This issue was solved by placing 150 where i had (number) in result 1. But now the issue of i want that number to change when i change result 1s parameter has arisen lol. Help me out.

Answer 1

yea it was a typo in the post only. i figured it out. thank you!!!