Trouble with objects.all() and objects.get()

[NoviceSortOf]

I can't manage to figure out why I consistently get a syntax error when attempted to 

use objects.all or objects.get.

From my code in view.py

>>from books.models    import Interests 

The Interests model imports without a problem, 

but when I try to access the model with any of the following I get syntax errors.

>> interests_obj = Interests.objects.get(pk=1)

>> interests_obj = Interests.objects.all()

  

Please advise 

[Daniel Roseman]

If you're asking about an error, you should post it, along with the full traceback, so we can see where it is coming from. 

Often a syntax error is due to a problem on the previous line, such as an unclosed parenthesis.

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DR.

[Darrell Jonsson]

Thanks for the reply.

Looking at the line before the problem
had to do with End of line formatting going
between Windows and Linux editors.

Will take your advice in the future and post more trace back
information.

Thanks.

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