Calling Functions in Python 3

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Hello, I was "playing" without Python, and I decided to make a minigame, for the PC to play Jokempô with me (I AM BEGINNER IN PROGRAMMING).

while pj <5 and pc <5:
def game()

But I came across the following problem.

def game()
         ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Can someone tell me where I went wrong?

python-3.x
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    The keyword def is used to define a function, not to call it. If you just want to invoke the function, use game(). Be careful with code indentation.

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The structure blocks in python are made by indentation. So if you want to make a loop with the game function, must identar 4 spaces before your call.

while pj <5 and pc <5:
    game()

Also for the function game() function, must be declared before your call.

def game():
    # instruções da função

# bloco do while

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