Question: how do i get the following python code to compile in Metatrader 5 WIN 1 0 errors when compile: ' 6 5 ' - unexpected

how do i get the following python code to compile in Metatrader 5
WIN 10
errors when compile:
'65'- unexpected token, probably type is missing? rsiEA.mq56546
'70'- unexpected token, probably type is missing? rsiEA.mq56550
'68'- unexpected token, probably type is missing? rsiEA.mq56554
'#'- unexpected token, probably type is missing? rsiEA.mq5672
'5'- unexpected token, probably type is missing? rsiEA.mq56850
31 errors, 0 warnings 321
Source Code:
class StockTradingRobot:
"""
Class to implement a Stock Trading Robot that calculates the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
Attributes:
- prices: list
List of historical prices of the stock.
- period: int
The time period to consider for RSI calculation.
"""
def __init__(self, prices: list, period: int):
"""
Constructor to instantiate the StockTradingRobot class.
Parameters:
- prices: list
List of historical prices of the stock.
- period: int
The time period to consider for RSI calculation.
Raises:
- ValueError:
Throws an error if the length of prices is less than the specified period.
"""
if len(prices)< period:
raise ValueError("Length of prices should be at least equal to the specified period.")
self.prices = prices
self.period = period
def calculate_rsi(self):
"""
Calculates the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for the given historical prices.
Returns:
- float:
The computed RSI value.
"""
# Calculate the price changes
deltas =[self.prices[i +1]- self.prices[i] for i in range(len(self.prices)-1)]
# Separate price changes into gains and losses
gains =[delta for delta in deltas if delta >0]
losses =[-delta for delta in deltas if delta <0]
avg_gain = sum(gains[:self.period])/ self.period
avg_loss = sum(losses[:self.period])/ self.period
for i in range(self.period, len(gains)):
avg_gain =((self.period -1)* avg_gain + gains[i])/ self.period
avg_loss =((self.period -1)* avg_loss + losses[i])/ self.period
rs = avg_gain / avg_loss if avg_loss !=0 else 0
rsi =100-(100/(1+ rs))
return rsi
# Example of using the StockTradingRobot class:
# Historical prices of a stock
stock_prices =[50,55,60,57,62,58,63,65,70,68]
# Initializing the StockTradingRobot with historical prices and period
trading_robot = StockTradingRobot(stock_prices, 5)
# Calculating the Relative Strength Index (RSI)
rsi_value = trading_robot.calculate_rsi()
print(f"The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for the stock prices is: {rsi_value}")

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