The solution to the syntax error problem with the input "=" in Pine script code is to use the assignment operator ":=" instead of "=" in the input statement. This is because the "=" operator is used for comparisons, while ":=" is used for assignment in Pine script. So, the correct code would be:
//@version=4
study("My Script")
myInput = input(10, title="My Input")
This will assign the default value of 10 to the myInput variable and allow the user to modify it from the input dialog.
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