Getting exception syntax error

Question

I wrote a function. Now I keep getting syntax errors within the try statement. I don't know if its the code I wrote or the try statement

Function:

   def connector (links):
      for links in infile:                    
      avenues = links.rstrip()               
      words = []                          
      dct = {}
      cord = []

There is more to the code but the error keeps occurring in the try statement, where it says except, any ideas?

try:
  infile = open("routes.txt", "r")
  links = inf.readlines()
  Connector(links)
  except LookupError as exceptObj:
      print("Error:", str(exceptObj))

connector is lowercase

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TobiasR. · Accepted Answer · 2016-02-12 11:47:28Z

1

connector should be lowercase

You indented wrong

try:
  infile = open("routes.txt", "r")
  links = inf.readlines()
  connector(links)
except LookupError as exceptObj:
  print("Error:", str(exceptObj))

edited Feb 12, 2016 at 11:47

answered Feb 12, 2016 at 11:41

TobiasR.

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