What is wrong with my syntax on line 3?

Question

def __init__ (self,name,balance,acctnum):I feel it is rejecting the syntax because my code is huge. cos I checked on the site. and it looked ok. but it is raising flimsy issues with my code. issues that cannot be adjusted. the code is so large that I am yet to load it on this Q and A platform

class BankAccount:
def __init__ (self,name,number,balance):
self.name=name

self.number=number

self.balance=balance

class SavingsAccount(BankAccount):
def __init__(self, balance=500):

assert(self.balance>500), "minimum balance is 500"

def deposit (self, amount):

if amount<0:

return "Invalid deposit amount"

self.balance+=amount

return self.balance
def withdraw(self,amount):

Assert
(self.balance>amount),
"cannot withdraw"

if amount<0:

return "Invalid amount"
self.balance-=amount

return self.balance

class currentaccount(BankAccount):

def __init__(self,balance=0):

def deposit (self, amount):

if amount<0:

return ("Invalid deposit amount")

self.balance+=amount

return self.balance

def withdrawal (self, amount):

assert (self.balance > amount),"cannot withdraw beyond the current account balance"

if amount<0:

return "Invalid amount"
self.balance-=amount

return self.balance

Answer 1

Try to delete the line self.name = name
and re-write it.
sometimes copy paste csuses issues like that.

Answer 2

you must have 4 space (or 1 tab) after the ":" at line 2
I think you have only 2 spaces... maybe?
remember to have alway 4 spaces after the :

Answer 3

hmmm true. I copied and pasted it. no wonder

Answer 4

if you are writing the code in notepadpp and then loading with IDLE then you get indented errors. delete the free space next to your class def and free space at the beginning in line 3.once deleted free space then just use tab..no space bar usage