Why This Happens
Python expects strings to be closed on the same line. If the closing quote is missing, Python reaches end of line while still inside the string.
The Problem
message = 'Hello, World
print(message)The Fix
message = 'Hello, World'
print(message)
# Multi-line:
message = '''Hello,
World'''Step-by-Step Fix
- 1
Find the unclosed string
Look for a string missing its closing quote.
- 2
Match quote types
Opening and closing quotes must match.
- 3
Use triple quotes
Use triple quotes for multi-line strings.
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