Error Syntax Error Invalid syntax

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Can anyone explain this error?

Oct 7, 2020 in Python by anonymous
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Indentation error.
There should be indent before def self() and the same for other functions of the class Bicycle.

class Bicycle :
    def init(self):

answered Oct 7, 2020 by Gitika
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