Name and fix the two errors in the following piece of code that is intended to print "Debugging is fun!".

print / / ("Debugging is fun!").

no semicolon

needs brackets around print

{print:}/ / ("Debugging is fun!").

By presuming the code given is in Python 3:

First error fix - remove the double slashes "//"

Second error fix - remove the period "."

Correct code should look like this:

print ("Debugging is fun!")

Explanation:

In Python programming, double slashes "//" is always used as the operator to returns the integer part of a division by truncating the fractional part.

Besides, period "." is not recognized as the end of a program statement. This is not necessary to include any character at the end of a statement.