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Doing a python kali linux lab and keep getting syntax error. What is wrong with line 45? [closed]

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The error I listed below keeps occurring when trying to run this python code in the kali linux terminal. I will paste the code below.

I have tried fixing the indents but I am honestly not sure if that is what is wrong here. The error I keep receiving is: SyntaxError: expected 'expect' or 'finally' block

I am learning how to use python / Linux and any help would be appreciated.

#!/usr/bin/env python3import socketfrom IPy import IPimport pyfigletimport subprocessimport time#//Clear the terminal window//subprocess.call('clear', shell=True)#//Port Scanner banner//Port_Scanner_Banner = pyfiglet.figlet_format("PORT SCANNER")print(Port_Scanner_Banner)#//wait one second before proceeding//time.sleep(1)def scan(target):'''//scan target function//'''    converted_ip = convert_ip(target)    print('\n'+'Scanning Target : '+ str(target))    for port in range(21,500):        scan_port(converted_ip, port)def convert_ip(ip):'''//Function Converts the hostname if not already an IP//'''    try:        IP(ip)        return(ip)    except ValueError:        return socket.gethostbyname(ip)def get_banner(s):'''//function grabs any port banner and returns the data received//'''    return s.recv(1024)def scan_port(ipaddress, port):'''//function scans PORTS of the target and sets the connection timeout to 0.5 to connect (faster but not as accurate increase number for better accuracy) >> If there is a banner, Collect the port banner, strip out the unwanted characters, and print to the terminal window >> If no port banner print open port >> If port is closed pass (print nothing to the terminal)//'''    try:        sock = socket.socket()        sock.settimeout(0.5)        sock.connect((ipaddress, port))    try:        banner = get_banner(sock)        print('[+] Port '+ str(port) +' is Open '+' : '+ str(banner.decode().strip('\n')))    except:        print('[+] Port '+ str(port) +' is Open ')    except:        pass            //Scan multiple targets specified with a comma else scan one specified target//#//Line 55 prevents the scan function from being called twice if the script is imported into another module//if __name__ == "__main__":    targets = input('[+] Enter Target/s To Scan(for multiple targets use a comma): ')    if ',' in targets:        for ip_address in targets.split(','):            scan(ip_address.strip(''))    else:        scan(targets)

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