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Title: Fixing "SyntaxError: Invalid Syntax" with Python pip install Command Introduction: When working with Python packages, using pip install is a common way to install additional libraries or modules. However, encountering a "SyntaxError: Invalid Syntax" error while using this command can be frustrating. This tutorial will help you understand why this error occurs and guide you through the process of fixing it. The "SyntaxError: Invalid Syntax" error typically occurs due to incorrect usage of the pip install command. Common mistakes include missing commas, incorrect formatting, or mistakenly typing the command in the Python interpreter instead of the terminal or command prompt. Ensure that you are running the pip install command in the terminal or command prompt, not directly in the Python interpreter. The correct syntax for installing a package is: Replace package_name with the name of the package you intend to install. For instance, to install the numpy package, the command would be: Sometimes, a SyntaxError may occur due to a mistake in typing the command. Ensure there are no typos, missing commas, or incorrect characters in your pip install command. For example, if you mistakenly omit a comma between package names or incorrectly structure the command, it might trigger a SyntaxError. Correcting it should resolve the issue. Here is an incorrect example: To fix the error, separate the package names with space or use multiple pip install commands: Ensure that both Python...