What's wrong with my code

Question

grocery_list = ["juice", "tomatoes", "potatoes",
"bananas"]

print("first item", grocery_list[0])

Answer 1

The print statement in your code IS spaced. Delete that space, and then you will have no problem. I checked I was correct by copying the text into the code editor, then I ran it. It said unexpected indent before print. So I deleted the space, and it ran perfectly without any errors!

Answer 2

Your print () is indented. In Python everything has to be indented perfectly ;) Just remove your white space before print statement. It is like this:
print("first item", grocery_list[0])
This how it should be:
print("first item", grocery_list[0])

Answer 3

@code-junkie in python you use indents (tabs/spaces) instead of { } (java, js, c#) to denote a code block, in your code print() was indented (you had a space in front of it) telling python that it was a code block belonging to something ... that it wasn't there.

Answer 4

Yes!

Answer 5

Press backspace before (p)letter in your print statement.
You probably pressed space by accident that's all.

Answer 6

I still don't get it

Answer 7

oh thx