PRINT command is set to INVALID SYNTAX in Python

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I’m doing a simple exercise in python and I don’t understand the reason for my mistake.

num1 = (int(input("Digite o primeiro número"))
print("Digite a operação desejada, sendo:")
print("* --> MULTIPLICAÇÃO")
print("/ --> DIVISÃO")
print("+ --> SOMA")
op = input("- --> SUBTRAÇÃO")
num2 = (int(input("Digite o segundo número"))

The error is on the line print("Digite a operação desejada, sendo:") and says SyntaxError: invalid syntax I appreciate anyone who can help me!

python syntax-error
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    Has an extra parenthesis in the first line. Remove the ( before int - same goes for the last line

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"File "", line 2 print("Type the desired operation, being:") Syntaxerror: invalid syntax

Error is in the first line: num1 = (int(input("Type the first number"))

The right thing would be: num1 = int(input("Type the first number: "))

Complete code:

num1 = int(input("Digite o primeiro número: "))
print("Digite a operação desejada, sendo:")
print("* --> MULTIPLICAÇÃO")
print("/ --> DIVISÃO")
print("+ --> SOMA")
op = input("- --> SUBTRAÇÃO")
num2 = int(input("Digite o primeiro número: "))

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