I created a file or module named init.py in the math folder in VS code to convert the folder into a package … but it was not actually reflected… I declared a variable a = 1 in the init.py module when I tried to fetch the package in another module and tried accessing a like this:
import math
print(math.a)
It showed an error it showed that a is not an attribute to the module math… while it didn’t happen the same way in the lecture…can you help???
I created a file or module named __init__.py in math folder in VS code to convert the folder into a package
hey @bihan ,
Actually there is another module in python named math , which while installing any other library might have been installed in yours.
In the video , the mentor used a virtual environment hence he doesn’t have that module and didn’t get any error.
You can try renaming your module.
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its showing this particular error:- Hello Wolrd!! 13675 Traceback (most recent call last): File “C:\Users\HP\OneDrive\Desktop\coding_blocks_ML_mastercourse\OOPS\modules\math1\simple.py”, line 23, in print(int(sum(24.50, 85.36))) TypeError: ‘float’ object is not iterable
sum function takes a list as input , so provide those 2 float values as a list
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got it i should try changingthe name of mt function from add to add1 maybe or _add … then it will eork fine…thanx a lot… for helping me out…But One thing why did the same error not happen with Jatin sir when he was teaching?
he might be using a virtual environment or different version of python , where that function is not a default function.
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Hey, I am having the same problem. Did changing the math folder into math1 helped?