Python SyntaxError when formatting [closed] - python

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print "Detections before NMS = {}".format(detections)
Produces:
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

detections = 10
print ("Detections before NMS = {}".format(detections))
Output:
Detections before NMS = 10
If you are using Python 3, print is a function and therefore needs brackets.
I suspect you are on Python 3, hence the syntax error.

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