syntaxerror when entering a constructor

[MaartenRo]

Hi,

I am working on an assignment for Python for Dummies and i have to enter a code but somehow it doesn't work. What am i doing wrong? And should the two blank lines between the codelines be only one sentence? Any input is appreciated!
The code in the book is:

class MyClass:
     Greeting = ""


     def __init__(self, Name="daar"):
        self.Greeting = Name + "!"


     def SayHello(self):
        print("Hallo {0}".format(self.Greeting))

When i enter this code in the Shell i get this:

>>> class MyClass:
	Greeting = ""

	
>>> def__init(self, Name="daar"):
	
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> 

[buran]

note that there is space between def and __init__ on line 5
line 2 is redundant

also note that when you enter the code in interacative shell you want __init__ method to be indented as part of the class.
better write code in py file, not in interactive shell

[MaartenRo]

thanks, inserting the space made it work