Syntax is apparently wrong

Question

I am trying to run my code but it says the syntax is wrong. Its specifically highlights the colon at the end of the first if statement ('ID':) but I am pretty sure it is right. I am not sure how to fix it.

#Nested if-statement for going inside a club
item1 = input('Present first item please: ')
item2 = int(input('Present second item please: ')

if item1 == 'ID':
if item2 == '10':
print('You may enter')
else:
print('You may not enter without paying')
else:
print('You may not enter without paying or presenting identification')

Answer 1

Problem #1
item2 = int(input('Present second item please: '))
* Missing right side parentheses

Problem #2
if item2 == '10':
* <item2> is supposedly an int and you are testing it against a string.

Do like this
if item2 == 10:

Answer 2

Thank You. It worked