What is the mistake in this command and what correction should I make so it will run successfully?

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This is the command that has the mistake:

3var = [1, ‘cat’, 7.9]

What I have tried:

I tried finding the mistake in the command, but I was unable to find the mistake.

Posted 16-Oct-22 16:10pm

Pranav Ramnedi

Updated 16-Oct-22 18:16pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2022-10-16T18:16:00

Solution 1

You never said what the exact error message was, so this is just a guess.

Variable names, "3var", cannot start with a number, and cannot be a Python keyword. Variable names must start with either an alpha or underscore character.

Posted 16-Oct-22 18:16pm

Dave Kreskowiak