Re: Strange issue with Python
Also, if you start using mypy and type hints ASAP, it'll catch errors like this one for you.
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Re: Strange issue with Python
Thanks guys, I found the issue. I noticed it was only happening when I used an automatic weapon, so I went to check the if lucia.key_down(pygame.K_SPACE) statement and noticed that it had been assigning the string to damage.Thanks for the help.
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Re: Strange issue with Python
@4Right, so that means somewhere you're assigning the string hit.ogg to damage. We can't help you find that, but if it's a multi-file thing try grep -ri hit.ogg . or Windows Explorer search or something.
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Re: Strange issue with Python
Hi,So i tried some of the things you guys said, and I ended up with this. File "C:\Users\Kazeem\Documents\RagePillow python\rp.py", line 169, in __init__ self.damage=int(dm)ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'arhit.ogg'
Re: Strange issue with Python
Somewhere you're assigning a string to damage, then when it gets here it breaks. Try printing i.damage on the line prior and see what's going on.Remember that Python variables don't have types: you can accidentally do i.damage ="bob" instead of i
Re: Strange issue with Python
Without access to your code I can't know for sure, but by the error message it looks like damage has somehow been made a string.This same error occurs when you do something like the following:>>> health = 500
>>> damage = "lots and lot
Re: Strange issue with Python
Without access to your code I can't know for sure, but by the error message it looks like damage has somehow been made a string.This same error occurs when you do something like the following:>>> health = 500
>>> damage = "lo
Strange issue with Python
Hi guys,So I am having a strange issue with Python, it is believing that one of my int variables is a string, but it isn't. I searched it up on Google, and it said to try int(value) but it didn't work. Anyways, here is the error. File "C:\Users\Kazeem\Docu
