Unterminated String Literal in Python: How to Fix It

Fix SyntaxError: unterminated string literal in Python. Learn how to resolve this issue when printing strings and avoid common mistakes in your code.

my_string = 'Hello World'print(f"{my_string}, {5})

The code has a syntax error due to an unterminated string literal and a mismatched closing parenthesis. The corrected code should look like this:

my_string = 'Hello World'
print(f"{my_string}, {5}")

Changes made:

1. Added a newline after the string definition (my_string = 'Hello World') to separate it from the print statement.
2. Closed the f-string with a closing curly brace (}) after the {5} expression.

With these corrections, the code should run without a syntax error.