"Illegal Target for Annotation" Error Python Dictionary-CodePudding

I am trying to write this item as a weapon I can use in battles along with armor for a text based rpg.

"bronze_sword": {
  "name": "Bronze Sword",
  "type": "weapon",
  "atk": "3",
  "examine": "A shiny bronze sword.",
},

"turian_garb": {
  "name": "Turian Garb",
  "type": "Armour",
  "def": "1",
  "examine": "Your combat uniform.", 
}


######################

inventory = [""]
tutorial_chest1 = ["bronze_sword", "turian_garb"]

"Invalid Syntax" Errors appear when adding a comma (pointing to the comma), and when removed the name of the dictionary shows "Illegal target for annotation". Please consider that I am new to code in general, and this is my first proper project.

CodePudding user response：

Decalre a variable dicts and initialize a dictionary first with curly braces.

dicts={"bronze_sword": {
  "name": "Bronze Sword",
  "type": "weapon",
  "atk": "3",
  "examine": "A shiny bronze sword.",
},

"turian_garb": {
  "name": "Turian Garb",
  "type": "Armour",
  "def": "1",
  "examine": "Your combat uniform.", 
}}

OR without initialize a variable make dictionary with curly braces like this

{"bronze_sword": {
  "name": "Bronze Sword",
  "type": "weapon",
  "atk": "3",
  "examine": "A shiny bronze sword.",
},

"turian_garb": {
  "name": "Turian Garb",
  "type": "Armour",
  "def": "1",
  "examine": "Your combat uniform.", 
}}