#🔒 I made a cookie clicker and it don't work :/

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ornate elkBOT
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@bright rain

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bright rain
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this is my code

ripe plaza
bright rain
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i can't post it

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:/

still tide
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!code

ornate elkBOT
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bright rain
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'''py

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ho

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i don't know why but the code can't be posted :/

dapper orbit
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!paste

ornate elkBOT
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bright rain
cobalt citrus
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What about it isn't working? Do you get an error?

bright rain
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yes

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i'll show you

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line 355, in raw_decode
raise JSONDecodeError("Expecting value", s, err.value) from None
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)

cobalt citrus
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ah ok, I see. Calling read on a file twice will not work as you expect in your readJson function. The second time it will return nothing because you've already read through the whole file, so there's nothing new to read.

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Try storing what you read in a variable first, then you can use it multiple times, e.g.

    data = file.read()
    if len(data) == 0 and False:
        file = open(fichier, "w+")
        file.write('{' + f' \n"nombre_cookie" : 0, \n"bonus" : 1,'
                         f' \n"prix_amelioration" : 20,'
                         f' \n"production_par_seconde" : 0,'
                         f' \n"prix_amelioration_bat" : 50 \n' + '}')
    return json.loads(data)
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does that make sense @bright rain?

bright rain
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ty so much

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but it don't work too :/

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NameError: name 'file' is not defined. Did you mean: 'filter'?

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that's the error

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@cobalt citrus if you don't know how to fix that it's okay

cobalt citrus
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Do you still have the top line of your function, file = open(fichier, "r+")? I didn't mean to suggest you should remove that, you still need it

bright rain
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hooo okay

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i'll try

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that's goo thanks man

cobalt citrus
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cool, no problem 👍

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