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Visual Studio Code – why do keep getting an expected expression error in vsc

so here ı am trying to learn modules in python ı am creating a greeting message but it keeps giving me an expression eror even though it doesnt seem to haveyour text any mistakes(names are a bit stupid but still)

from nabercanokolpacino import nabero
from bye import oldcustomer
print("are you new here?(answer yes or no)")
x=input(">>")
if x=="yes":{
    global o 
    o = input("name:");
    nabero(o)
}
elif x=="no":{
   oldcustomer()
}

as you can see above this should be printing me some stuff inside a function from nabercanokolpacino and bye if ı said yes or no but its nowt working because of the expession error

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  1. 0

    Remove the curly brackets.

    from nabercanokolpacino import nabero
from bye import oldcustomer

print("Are you new here? (answer yes or no)")
answer = input(">> ")
if answer == "yes":
    name = input("name:")
    nabero(name)

elif answer == "no":
   oldcustomer()
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  2. 0

    There are many errors in your code, hover the mouse over the red line to see the error message.

    enter image description here

    Simple modified code:

    from nabercanokolpacino import nabero
from bye import oldcustomer
print("are you new here?(answer yes or no)")
x=input(">>")
if x=="yes":
    global o 
    o = input("name:")
    nabero(o)

elif x=="no":
   oldcustomer()

    Also make sure to use a python interpreter with nabercanokolpacino and bye installed.

    You need to install the extension python.

    https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/python-tutorial

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  3. 0

    There are a lot of syntax mistakes in your code. Your need to remove the curly braces. Modified code:

    #Import modules
from nabercanokolpacino import nabero
from bye import oldcustomer

#Get user input
print("Are you new here?(answer yes or no)")
x = input(">>")

#Check user input
if x == "yes":
    global o 
    o = input("name:");
    nabero(o)

elif x == "no":
   oldcustomer()

    Now you need to make sure that you have installed the nabercanokolpacino and oldcustomer modules to your Python interpreter.

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