Common programming errors for Python

Common programming Error 2.1 attempting to access an unassigned variable results in a run-time error.

Common programming Errors 2.2 ==,!=, >= and <= the presence of spaces between the two symbols of these operators can cause syntax errors.

Common programming Errors 2.3!=,<>, >= and <=, if the order of two characters is reversed (write =!). , ><, =>,=<), which can cause syntax errors.

Common Programming Error 2.4 You must not confuse the equality operator "= =" with the assignment operator "=". In fact, according to the orthodox logic, when reading, equality and operators should be read as "... Equal to ... ". The assignment operator should read "... Get ... "," Get ... The value "or" is assigned to ... ". Some people prefer to read the equality operator as equals equals. In Python, if an incorrect assignment symbol is used in a conditional statement, a syntax error is created.

Common Programming Error 2.5 forget to insert a colon in the IF structure (:) make syntax errors.

Common programming error 2.6 forgetting to indent (indent) The body of the if structure to make syntax errors

Common Programming Error 2.7 If a region contains lines of code that are not indented uniformly, the Python interpreter considers those rows to be in other regions, resulting in grammatical or logical errors

Common programming errors for Python