Invalid syntax---python

Question

I can't figure out why it is saying invalid syntax for the word Options in all of my If statements

Options = raw_input("Would you like to Square, Cube, Multiply, or Divide?    ")

If  Options == "Square" or Options == "square":
Square = int(raw_input("What number would you like to Square?    "))
Answer1 = Square ** 2
print "The answer is :%d" %Answer1

if Options == "Cube":
Cube = int(raw_input("What number would you like to Cube    "))
Answer2 = Cube ** 3
print "The answer is :%d" %Answer2

if Options == "Multiply":
Multiply1 = int(raw_input("What is the first number to multiply?    "))
Multiply2 = int(raw_input("What is the second number to multiply?     "))
Answer3 = Multiply1 * Multiply2
 print "The answer is :d%" %Answer3"

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– user1129665, Commented Aug 2, 2012 at 18:07

Wooble · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-02 18:01:36Z

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Python is case-sensitive. If needs to be if. Your code also needs to be indented properly.

answered Aug 2, 2012 at 18:01

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3 Comments

VoronoiPotato Over a year ago

Python is also white space sensitive so press tab once under each if.

user1539175 Over a year ago

Thank you very much. I have it properly indented on my version but it was saying i had to do a certain way to post my question so i just changed it.

Wooble Over a year ago

To post code in a question, copy and paste it from your editor, highlight it, and hit the code formatting button. Don't remove formatting, especially for Python code.

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