🔒 Im Brazilian. Who can help me?

[brittle panther]

Hello

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@brittle panther

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[brittle panther]

I start in python recently

I dont find what IS The error here

[strange saddle]

Well, what is the error? What's your questions?

Is the answer wrong? Are you getting an error?

[brittle panther]

Hm, yes, im bot finding The error in my code

[strange saddle]

What exactly is the problem?

[brittle panther]

Idk lol, my problem is Just: I cant Find the error in my code, when i play my code The app says: Code Error

And i have a question, what The Code async do?

[strange saddle]

Oh, it's just a dumb app then. The fairly obvious error that I see is your code doesn't have any indentation.

[brittle panther]

Oh ok, im mobile and i dont know what app i use for program

[strange saddle]

I don't know of any mobile apps (I used QPython, but it's not amazing). Learning on a mobile isn't ideal. You should at least use an app that gives proper error messages.

This should have given you an error message that said something like IndentationError: Expected block, and the line the error was on.

!e

def func():
print('This will fail')

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:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 2
002 |     print('This will fail')
003 |     ^^^^^
004 | IndentationError: expected an indented block after function definition on line 1

[strange saddle]

Like that

That should have been written as

def func():
   print('This will not fail')

[trim sparrow]

I can't imagine programming on a phone

[strange saddle]

I actually learned C++ on a phone, but I had a massive Samsung Note with a kickstand case, and a portable keyboard.

[glossy scaffold]

I mean that is functionally a mini pc at that point for all intents and purpose

[strange saddle]

Back to this code, note how you don't have an indentation after the def line. Statements like def and if expect an indented "block" after them. The indented lines are "inside" of the if/def. If you don't have any indented lines after a def, you're saying that the function doesn't contain any code, and that's not allowed by the syntax.

[strange saddle]

Ya. The tiny screen and poor tooling was a drag though, looking back.

C4Droid was decent for a phone app, but wasn't near as good as what I could have used on a PC.

[glossy scaffold]

Ive heard PyDroid i think mentioned more than a few times that people use, but no experience with it myself

[serene bone]

If I need to run a small amount of python or ssh from my phone I just use termux and it works well enough

[dark quiver]

if you absolutely must run it in a mobile device, you might as well use something that runs in the web tbh
(whenever it's by running on the server or client-side WASM)

e.g. Google Colab

but yeah... I cannot recommend programming on a mobile device by any means

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