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From the screenshot, it appears you are using Python IDLE (version 3.13.0), but the prompt is stuck showing just “in” in red. This usually indicates that the IDLE shell encountered an unexpected error or is waiting for an incomplete command or input.

Here are some common reasons this might happen:

1. Partially Typed Input: If you started typing an incomplete command, the IDLE could be waiting for the remainder of the input. For example, if you began typing a multi-line statement like a loop or function definition (for, if, def), it might wait for the correct indentation and end of the block.
2. Keyboard Shortcut Trigger: Accidentally hitting certain key combinations (like Ctrl + F which might have opened the search dialog) can cause a disruption in IDLE. This is evident in the search dialog being visible in your screenshot. If the focus is in the search window, it may not be processing input correctly.
3. IDLE Bug or Glitch: Occasionally, IDLE might behave unexpectedly due to a bug in that specific version. In this case, closing and reopening IDLE or restarting your system might help.

To fix this, try the following:

1. Clear the Line: If you are in IDLE, press Esc or click on the main window to shift the focus away from the search dialog and back to the input line. You can also hit Ctrl + C to cancel any current command in progress.
2. Restart IDLE: Close the IDLE window and open it again to reset the shell.
3. Update Python/IDLE: If this issue persists and seems to be a bug, consider updating to a stable Python version if you’re using a release candidate or beta version.

Let me know if these steps work or if you encounter any other issues.