So my parents got me a used macbook pro,and whenever i opened itunes, it wasnt working so i looked up what to do and people said to uninstall it and then reinstall it, so i uninstalled it, and when i went to reinstall it,said i need mac ox s10.6.8. but

but i dont have any mac ox s! so what do i do!?

You can get original install disks from Apple by calling customer service.  They will require the exact serial number of your MBP and a credit card number.
Or you may purchase a Snow Leopard !0.6 OS disk for $19.99 from the Apple store and install it instead.
Ciao.

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