Hi all,
I got stuck on something very basic and google search reveals that I
am syntactically correct but still I am facing some issues.
Issue 1 :
Class someclassname:
def method1(self, a)
.
.
return s
def method2(self, s)
.
print someoperationon(s)
if __name__ == '__main__':
a = somedata
x = someclassname()
method2(*method1(a).s)
I get an error stating that my someclassname() is not defined.
Issue 2:
<snip>
if __name__ == '__main__':
a = somedata
x = method1(a)
y = method2(x.s)
print y.someresult.
Debugging reveals that the data in s becomes nonetype during the
flow(so print y.someresult is also nonetype in the end). I am sure I
am missing out something very silly here but catch the cat. Please
help me in finding where I am going wrong here.
</snip>
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Regards
Subhodip Biswas
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