#🔒 TypeError: argument of type 'function' is not iterable

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zenith vale
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you forgot your ()

supple vigil
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?

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my message where my code was got deleted

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it seems I can't even paste through the pastebin mentioned

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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 175, in <module>
Game()
File "main.py", line 163, in Game
elif "_" not in attempt_bar:
TypeError: argument of type 'function' is not iterable

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this was the error message

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and what I was trying to do is verify if attempt_bar doesn't have the character "underscore" in it

zenith vale
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did you expect attempt_bar to be a function?

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I assume you did

supple vigil
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no

zenith vale
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so you should write elif "_" not in attempt_bar():

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note the ()

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you defined a function, and a variable inside it, with the same name 😐

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not a great idea

supple vigil
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oh mb

zenith vale
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   def attempt_bar():
      attempt_bar = []
supple vigil
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how should I put it?

zenith vale
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🤷

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however you like

supple vigil
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without a variable I mean

zenith vale
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just don't try to use the same name for two different things at the same time

supple vigil
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oh ok

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does attempt_bar_fun() works?

zenith vale
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try it and see

supple vigil
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ok, thank you :D

warped gazelle
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Rather rename the list

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and don't include the type of something in its name

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