Thanks everyone! Swapping `=` for `==` fixed it. Didn’t realize Python was so strict about that.
Follow-up Q: Are there other common syntax error examples like this I should watch out for? Like, stuff that looks right but isn’t?
(Also, PyCharm’s highlighting thing is a game-changer—thanks for the tip!)
Follow-up Q: Are there other common syntax error examples like this I should watch out for? Like, stuff that looks right but isn’t?
(Also, PyCharm’s highlighting thing is a game-changer—thanks for the tip!)
