SyntaxError: EOF while scanning triple-quoted string literal

What is this line for: 4.empty_string = “”” ? We need to see format to help debug, follow this post and then upload again http://imgur.com/gallery/MyteV

Thanks, James! Just copy paste will give this:

print ‘Welcome to the Pig Latin Translator!’

original = raw_input(“Enter a word”)

print original

empty_string = “””

if len(original) > 0:

print “original”

else (original) == 0:

print “empty”

I Fixed the triple quotation mark on line 7, and now the error is

File “python”, line 13 else (original) = 0: ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

and also Oooops, have you incidentally deleted the variable called original?

Any clues?

else doesn’t get checked against anything, it is what is run if everything else is false. Either change it to an elif or keep it as an else but remove the comparison (original == 0)

print original shouldn’t have speech marks, it’s a variable.