Python Variable Name gives Syntax Error

Question

So, I am trying to make a code that can display your phone number, but for some reason my variable name is giving a syntax error and I tried looking for a reason. Here is the example:
print("What is the first 3 digits in your phone number?"), end=(' ')
first_3 = input()
print("What is the second 3 digits in your phone number?", end=(' ')
second_3 = input()
print("What is your last 4 digits in your phone number?", end=' ')
last_4 = input()
print(f"Your number is {first_3 }-{second_3}-{last_4}")

The variable name,"first_3" gives a syntax error.

Answer 1

Your parentheses are over the place.

Check your print lines again. It has to go like this:

print('whatever', end=' ')

Answer 2

Copy it playground and save the code link here.. In python, every statement with extra space may cause you different output or error...
And
your not closing print function there...