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if CHOICE == 1
<In what way does your code behave incorrectly? Include ALL error messages.>
syntax error after first iteration.
<What do you expect to happen instead?>
Not sure why it isn’t running since it seems to have proper syntax.
```pythoninput(“Enter your Account Number”)
print (“Current Account Balance: 25000”)
strCHOICE = input (“Press 1 to make a Deposit or 2 to make a Withdrawal.”)
if CHOICE == 1
strDEPOSIT = input(“Press 1 to deposit to checking, 2 for savings”)
if DEPOSIT = 1
print(“Please insert check or money now”)
elif DEPOSIT = 2
print(“Please insert check or money now”)
elif CHOICE == 2
strWITHDRAWAL = input(“press 1 to draw funds from checking, press 2 for savings.”)
if WITHDRAWAL = 1
input(“How much would you like to withdraw today?”)
print(“Please remove your cash from the slot below”)
elif WITHDRAWAL = 2
input(“How much would you like to withdraw today?”)
print(“Please remove your cash from the slot below”)
endofprogram = input(“Thank you for your business, press enter to conclude this transaction.”)
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