SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[ROTC89]

Hi I am new to python. I am trying to get my fraction program to work but I keep getting this error message: Any advice would be helpful!

File "main.py", line 5, in ?
    from fraction import*
  File "/home/students/bf133052/CS4223/fraction.py", line 10
    def__init__(self,numerator,denominator=1):
                                             ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

here is the main.py

#file: main.py

from fraction import*

f=fraction()

i=fraction(7,13)

c=fraction(3,30)

r=fraction()

r.set(20,45)

m=i.multipy(c)

d=i.divide(c)

print "f =", f

print "i =", i

print "c =", c

print "r =", r

print "i*c", m

print "i/c", d

# file: fraction.py
# Fraction Class to be used

class Fraction:
        "A class to use to solve fractions"

#Constructor method, creates the fraction 0/1 by default or creates the
#fraction a/b if values of a and b are supplied.

        def__init__(self,numerator,denominator=1):
                g = gcd(numerator, denominator)
                self.numerator = numerator / g
                self.denominator = denominator / g

        def__str__(self):
                return "%d / %d %(self.numerator, self.denominator)

        def multiply(self, f):
                x = fraction(self.numerator * f.numerator, self.denominator * f.denominator)
                return x

        def divide(self, f):
                d = fraction(self.numerator * f.denominator,self.denominator * f.numerator)
                return d

        def flip(self):
                "reverse the fraction"
                return fraction(self.denominator, self.numerator)

[woooee]

There is a space between the "def" and the function name, so it is
def __init__(self):

[lrh9]

If you can, check out the fractions module.

http://docs.python.org/library/fractions.html#module-fractions

The source is included with Python. If you can locate it, you can see how the author(s) did it.

[ROTC89]

thank you for all your help! i got it working finally.