SyntaxError: invalid syntax

When encountering the error message “SyntaxError: invalid syntax” in Python, it usually means that there is a mistake in the syntax of your code. This could be due to a typo, missing parentheses, incorrect indentation, or other common mistakes.

One common cause of this error is when importing modules. For example, if you are trying to import the ImageScanner module from imagescanner.core._imagescanner, make sure you are using the correct syntax:

from imagescanner.core._imagescanner import ImageScanner

Make sure that the module path is correct and that you are using the right naming conventions for importing modules in Python. Double check for any typos or missing characters that may be causing the error.

Remember, Python is a language that is very strict about syntax, so even small mistakes can lead to syntax errors. Take your time to review your code and make sure everything is written correctly before running it.