When is there a syntax error

Question

what's wrong? python
https://code.sololearn.com/cwa8266PsraS/?ref=app

Answer 1

I'm not sure what you expect, bit just write:
print(s)

That will print whatever the variable s had (the users input)

Answer 2

To print everything put it in the brackets of the print function

print("stuff to print")

Answer 3

//This takes user input and stores it in a variable named s...
s = input("Enter something please: ")

//This prints the variable s
print(s)

print("This prints whatever is in here")

print("This prints something plus s: " + s)

Answer 4

oh wait I figured it out. all it wanted me to do was press run, not recreate the entire code.

Answer 5

I'm brand new to learning python. I was practicing the lesson which is the first string/line?
mine is the second one.

Answer 6

I see what you guys are saying. it's a math equation with text instead of numbers.

Answer 7

syntax error is that when your rules of writing the program is wrong