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msemple1111 / kahoot-hack

A suite of tools for easily manipulating the kahoot.it quiz platform
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Invalid syntax #14

Closed wihaueghfh closed 7 years ago

wihaueghfh commented 7 years ago

Hello

For some reason when I try to run the code in IDLE it has the invalid syntax error, could you please help?

thank you

msemple1111 commented 7 years ago

you running python 3?

wihaueghfh commented 7 years ago

yes, Python three is open when I put the code in IDLE and run the module. (I also have the tab that runs kahoot and another tab that plays kahoot on the same browser, and yes the kahoot.it is playing the game being hosted by the other tab.)

unixpickle commented 7 years ago

You should elaborate on the error. For example, what line is it on?

wihaueghfh commented 7 years ago

there is only one line, the flood.py usage thing. That is the error too, it highlights flood in red and says invalid syntax

valknight commented 7 years ago

That line isn't the python script, clone the entire github repository, load up a command line then type that into the command line. Make sure you have python in your system path.

wihaueghfh commented 7 years ago

I think I get it, (sorry I dont much about coding) just a few questions. when you say command line, you mean in IDLE right? and I put this: https://github.com/msemple1111/kahoot-hack.git in IDLE right? once again, so sorry to take up your time

valknight commented 7 years ago

Your command line is usually your terminal emulator (CMD on Windows, Terminal on Mac, or whatever you prefer on Linux) and you need to type into it git clone https://github.com/msemple1111/kahoot-hack.git

cd kahoot-hack

python play.py [insertname][insertpin]`

Replace [insertname] and [insertpin] with the name and pin of the game you wan't. If you get an error such as program or file cannot be find, you may need to add python to your path, which is really easy to do, and you can look up online how to do it.

Also if you don't know much about coding, I would recommend learning some python just to get familiar with the language, it's very useful for automating tasks even if you don't intend to get a job in programming.