New User in Python: What went wrong?

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SyntaxError: invalid syntax
  File "C:/Python/test.py", line 10
    print "12*4 =" 12*4
                         ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax


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The actual Program: 

#this is not quite true outside of USA
#and is base on my dim memorie of my younger years
print "Firsttish Grade"
print "1+1 =", 1+1
print "2+4 =", 2+4
print "5-2 =", 5-2
print
print "Thirdish Grade"
print "243-23 =", 243 - 23
print "12*4 =" 12*4
print "12/3 =" 12/3
print "13/3 =",13/3," R ",13%3
print
print "Junior High"
print "123.56-63.12 =",123.56-62.12
print "(4+3)*2 =",(4+3) *2
print "4+3*2 =", 4+3*2
print "3**2 =", 3**2
print


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What did I do wrong? Pls excuse my obvious stupid questions as I am just a newbe.

Thanks
pavs
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