Each line that contains an error, add a hash $($#$)$ at the beginning of each line that contains an error to mark it as a comment and add another comment

above it explaining what the error is$,$ and then another line below that with the corrected code if possible.

For example:

$x=5$

while $x>0$

print$(x,$ end$=\text{'}\text{'})$

$x-=1$

would be replaced with:

$x=5$

# while clause should be terminated with a color $(\text{'}$

# while $x>0$

while $x>$ :

print $(x,$ end$=\text{'}\text{'})$

$x-=1$

##$//$user$/$python $3$

$//$ Palomar College CSIT$-175$

$//$ Your Name Here

$//$ Fix the syntax errors in the sample code.

def main$()$

print$("$This is a sample program with syntax errors"$)$;

$x=10$

$y=5$

$z=0\mathrm{.}0$

$/*$ compare the two values $*\frac{*}{?}$

if $x>y$

print$("$x $+$ is greater than $y)$

else

print$("$y $+$ is greater than x$")$

for $i$ in range$(5)$

print$($i$)$

input $=$ "what's your favorite season of the year?"

season $=$ input

print $($season$)$

if $\_==""$

$28$ run.main$()$