raw_input returns a string. You need to convert it like this: int(raw_input(“Raise by: “)) Also, notice that if the user enters any other character this will raise an error. You can also just use input instead of raw_input: input(“Raise by: “) This will, again, raise an error if the user enters any other character. 2 … Read more
Your immediate problem is this: LDates[‘%s’ % (‘string%s'[‘Id’] % i)] I believe that you mean to access the variable you created earlier. That would require you to use: LDates[(globals()[‘string%s’ % i])[‘Id’]] But this whole thing is ill-advised. Why don’t you create a variable where you can access all the data by just passing in the … Read more
If you convert the number in int then you should store in some variable. number = int(number) then do Oddoreven= number%2 And use = assignment sign not comparison == sign Because if u don’t store it in another variable it will not be casted to int and then it will be treated as string only … Read more
Try this code: rb = pygame.image.load(‘redblock.png’) rbrect = rb.get_rect() rbrect.topleft = (0, 0) rb1rect = rb.get_rect() rb1rect.topleft = (40, 0) rb2rect = rb.get_rect() rb2rect.topleft = (80, 0) solved Pygame (Python) – TypeError: Argument must be rect style object [closed]
str(tuple(str(fv[“v”]).split(‘,’))) will probably give you what you want but if you give more information there is definitely a better way to write this. What does fv[‘v’] consist of? 2 solved TypeError: cannot concatenate ‘str’ and ‘list’ objects. how to convert list to string [closed]
I guess your MovieClip(parent) is null. Try this and let me know the output var mc:MovieClip = MovieClip(parent); if( mc == null ) trace( “parent is not a movie clip” ); else mc.gotoAndPlay(3); solved keep getting error 1009 with gotoAndPlay as3
The while condition should probably read as: while (abs(nextValue – currValue) > 0.00000000001 && iter < 100000) Note that There is no semicolon at the end. The entire condition must be in parentheses. and is replaced by && – this is not strictly necessary because and is valid in C++ as far as I know, … Read more
You only declare obj, but you don’t initialize it. Change var obj: Uni; obj.uniName = responseData[i].UniversityNameOfUser; to let obj: Uni = { uniName: responseData[i].UniversityNameOfUser }; Note: Avoid using var. Use const (immutable) or let (mutable) instead. solved What is the reason of this error? How do I solve this? [closed]
Two major issues: 1) You are storing the results in chos_items, then not doing anything with them. full_items, when you exit the while loop, contains “end” or “” print(“That would be, {}”.format(‘ ‘.join([items[int(item)] for item in chos_items]))) Will give you a list of all the items chosen, but it won’t give how many, as you … Read more
All objects must have keys. You define an object using curly bracers {}. Basically what you are saying is, add an array with one object that has no keys defined. If you want an array with the values a,b,c,d you can remove the bracers: myObjectList[0] = [“a”, “b”, “c”, “d”]; You always define objects with … Read more
So your code bugged me alot. I made some changes to make things more pythonic… Instead of separate lists for your menu, I made it a list of tuples containing the product and it’s price I fixed your float casts There’s alot to be done for example, catching errors on invalid inputs, checking for available … Read more
You shouldn’t do total = None. NoneType cannot be used against addition. There’s an extra problem suggested by the error message: From your description you’re trying to add 3 numbers, but the return type of the builtin input() is str. So this is what you’re supposed to write: total = 0 for i in range(0, … Read more
you are looping over wrong array. you should use i < splitStr.length. var strings = {}; function findLongestWord(str) { var splitStr = str.split(” “); for (var i = 0; i < splitStr.length; i++){ strings[splitStr[i]] = splitStr[i].length; } return strings; } solved JS Cannot read property “length” of undefined [closed]
The error is in line 400. You are not returning anything there, which means you are returning None which cannot be unwrapped into spell, magic_dmg. 2 solved How do I resolve this python error: “TypeError: ‘NoneType’ object is not iterable”? [duplicate]
Your problem is in this expression: len(cards – 1) cards appears to be a list; you can’t subtract 1 from a list. I suspect that you mean len(cards) – 1 solved How can i fix this Type Error that appears? [closed]