SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal

"SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal" 是一种 Python 中的语法错误，表示在代码中使用了无效的十进制数字字面量。这通常是由于在数字字面量中使用了非数字字符引起的，比如在数字中使用了字母或其他特殊字符。

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Syntax error:invalid decimal literal

This error occurs when a number is entered in an incorrect format or syntax.

For example, if you try to enter a decimal number with a leading zero such as 0.5 instead of .5, or if you use a comma instead of a decimal point such as 3,1415 instead of 3.1415, you will get this error message.

To fix this error, make sure that you use the correct syntax for decimal numbers in your programming language. In most cases, this means using a period (.) to separate the whole number from the decimal fraction.

syntaxError: invalid decimal literal

This error occurs when you try to use an invalid decimal literal in your code. The most common cause is using a decimal point in the wrong place or using an incorrect format for the decimal value.

For example, if you write:

x = 3.14.15

You will get this error because there is an extra decimal point after 3.14.

To fix this error, make sure that you are using the correct syntax for decimal literals. Decimal literals should be written with a decimal point followed by one or more digits. For example:

x = 3.1415

This is a valid decimal literal, and will not cause a syntaxError.