Invalid syntax

Question

class Geaom(object):
def__init__(self,h = 10,w = 10):
self.h, self.w = h
def rectangle(self):
rect = self.h*2 + self.w*2
return rect
a = Geom(4)
print(a.rectangle())

This is a quiz from python challenge. On idle it show invalid syntax at line 2
def__init__(self, h= 10, w = 10):

for this semicolon. why so?

Answer 1

make this changes-
line 2: space between def and _init_
line 3: replace comma (,) with equal to (=)
line 7: spelling mistake, it should be "Geaom"
line 7: pass 2 arguments instead of 1

Answer 2

class Geaom(object):
def __init__(self,h = 10,w = 10):
self.h = self.w = h
def rectangle(self):
rect = self.h*2 + self.w*2
return rect
a = Geaom(50, 60)
print(a.rectangle())