What is wrong in this code?

[knan]

I dont know what goes wrong in this piece of code?!!
I keep getting the following error.

File "<stdin>", line 11
t1.append(list[temp])
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

tl = []
for inlist in token_list:
    temp=[]
    for token in inlist:
        temp.append((zlib.adler32(token,65521))
    tl.append(temp)

[Shlaa]

Hey,
I'm new to programming so this may be wrong or not what you want.

tl = []
for inlist in token_list:
    temp=[]
    for token in inlist:
            temp.append(zlib.adler32(token,65521)) #You had an extra (
            tl.append(temp)

And from what it says now you need to define token_list

Is that all of your code?

Sorry if this is wrong :)

[TrustyTony]

t-one or t-el? Maybe there would exist clearer variable names? By the way have you learned about list comprehensions?

[slate]

As Shlaa said you have an extra "(" on line 5.
The interpreter thinks that the statement continues in the next line, and finds no closing ")" token.

[woooee]

File "<stdin>", line 11
t1.append(list[temp])

"list" is a function so it should be
t1.append(list(temp))
In the future, if there is an error for a compound statement, break the statement into it's individual parts to see which part is causing the error.

[knan]

t-one or t-el? Maybe there would exist clearer variable names? By the way have you learned about list comprehensions?

t-el!!!!!

@everyone: yup. that "(" was making the problem.. i was working continuously for 20+ hours and my mind was all f***ed up!!! I had some nice sleep.. and then i could figure this out easily...
Thanks everyone for the help!

[Gribouillis]

t-el!!!!!

@everyone: yup. that "(" was making the problem.. i was working continuously for 20+ hours and my mind was all f***ed up!!! I had some nice sleep.. and then i could figure this out easily...
Thanks everyone for the help!

Mismatched parentheses have a high probability when a SyntaxError is raised.