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My Hangman code has errors on line 40 , line 40

print ('_'+ end=' ')

My code:

import time
import random
print('Lets play hangman')
print("""
 _______
 | |
 | O
 | |
 | - -/
 | |
 | | |
 | | |
 ____|____
 """)



random_words = ['string', 'loop', 'python', 'print', 'run' , 'graphics window', 'variable', 'iteration', 'modules', 'module', 'input', 'logic', 'output ']
time.sleep(2)
print ("What level would you like to play at? Too bad, you get random! Better type it in tho...")
level_of_difficulty = "Random"
time.sleep(2)
print ("The program is now generating your word...")
if level_of_difficulty == 'Random':
 generated_word = random.choice(random_words)

guessed = ''

lives = 7


while lives > 0:

 missed = 0
 print()
 for letter in generated_word:
 if letter in guessed:
 print("Congrats ya dumb animal, you got one")
 else:
 print ('_'+ end=' ')
 missed = missed + 1
 if missed == 0:
 print ('nnYou win!') 
 quit()
 break
 guess=input("Well what are you waiting for? guess a letter!:")

 guessed = guessed + guess
 if guess not in generated_word:
 print ('n People like you are the reason why the human race will fail')
 print ('Fool')
 lives = lives - 1 
 missed = missed + 1

 print('your new lives value is ' + str(lives))

 if lives < 7:
 print(''' _______
 | | ''')
 if lives < 6:
 print(' | O ') 
 if lives < 5: 
 print(' | | ')
 if lives < 4:
 print(' | - -/ ')
 if lives < 3: 
 print(' | | ')
 if lives < 2:
 print(' | | | ')
 if lives < 1:
 print(' | | | ')
 if lives == 0:
 print('___|___ ')

 print('Game Over Boi')
 print('The secret word was ' + str(generated_word) + "fool")
 quit()

so here is some code that partially belongs to me

This appears to be the root of the problem. The main issue aside from a type is the use of Python 3 functionality when you are using Python 2.

print ('_'+ end=' ')

Aside from the typo that + needs to be a ,. In Python 2 the end keyword is not used for print, which is only used in python 3. Instead you can do the same thing in Python 2 by doing:

print '_',

The next issue will be with line:

guess=input("Well what are you waiting for? guess a letter!:")

This will give you a error because in Python 2 it tries to evaluate what you entered as an expression instead of a string. Instead you will need to do:

guess=raw_input("Well what are you waiting for? guess a letter!:")

With both these fixes you will have a working game. Although you may want to add in a way to see what letters the user got right.