Getting a whole new error in coding

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Help!
A weird situation:
I was coding the project for school and all of a sudden the following error appeared:
SyntaxWarning: str indices must be integers or slices, not tuple; perhaps you missed a comma?
But the culprit is right according to me. Here’s the culprit:
team=[“1-Shedinja”,“55-Charizard”,[“69-Mew”,“70-Mew”,[“75-Mew”,“79-Mew”]],[“25-Squirtle”,“30-Squirtle”[“35-Squirtle”,“20-Squirtle”],“39-Squirtle”],“120-Arkoos”,“200-Vaporeon”,[“220-Zacian”,“225-Zacian”,[“230-Zacian”,“240-Zacian”],“235-Zacian”]]
PLEASE HELP! If you solve it, you’ll get a digital present from me!

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There is a comma missing in "30-Squirtle"["35-Squirtle", between the " and the [.

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I didn’t see that, thank you!

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If you break long lists like this up into multiple lines this kind of
thing can be easier to see.

 team=[
     "1-Shedinja",
     "55-Charizard",
     [
       "69-Mew",
       "70-Mew",
       ["75-Mew", "79-Mew" ]
     ],
     [
       "25-Squirtle",
       "30-Squirtle"
       ["35-Squirtle","20-Squirtle"],
       "39-Squirtle"
     ],
     "120-Arkoos",
     "200-Vaporeon",
     [
       "220-Zacian",
       "225-Zacian",
       ["230-Zacian","240-Zacian"],
       "235-Zacian"
     ]
 ]

Exactly where you break things is up to you, but a regular pattern
helps. Also, Python allows a trailing comma in lists, eg:

 [
   "25-Squirtle",
   "30-Squirtle"
   ["35-Squirtle","20-Squirtle"],
   "39-Squirtle",
 ],

See the trailing comma on the second last line above? If you’re always
expecting a comma, the missing one 2 lines higher up is more obvious.

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