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@thorn crag

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[thorn crag]

@vague abyss would you like to help me here

[vague abyss]

sure

Do you understand how classes and class inheritence works?

[thorn crag]

    def __init__(self, qus_numbers, qusCtype = "1", optionType= "a"):
        self.qus_numbers = qus_numbers
        self.qusCtype = qusCtype
        self.optionType = optionType
        self.quiz_data = []

    def createQuiz(self):
        for quesNum in range(1,self.qus_numbers + 1):
            question = input("Enter question ")
            opn1 = input("Enter option 1 ")
            opn2 = input("Enter option 2 ")
            opn3 = input("Enter option 3 ")
            opn4 = input("Enter option 4 ")
            ans = input("Enter answer : ")
        self.quiz_data.append((quesNum, question, opn1, opn2, opn3, opn4, ans))```

[wild anvil]

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[thorn crag]

this is the first code

[vague abyss]

As I said, class inheritence is only used when you're trying to take the common attributes out of multiple objects into one and it inherits from the base

[thorn crag]

syntax highlighting??

[vague abyss]

class Person:
  def __init__(self, name):
    self.name = name

Example this is a person class.

And this is code syntax highlighting

Wrap it triple backticks and with a py after the first

[thorn crag]

yes i want it

[vague abyss]

backticks look like this 👉 `

Its usually located below your ESC key

Left of your 1 key

[swift kiln]

what was the issue exactly?

[thorn crag]

i want to use this data to my others classes

[thorn crag]

I don't know 😖😖

[swift kiln]

!?!!

[vague abyss]

So back to the Person class. It's very generic. What if you wanna make an Employee class? You don't need to remake another class with the same attributes like name, dob, age, etc. The employee class can have a role associated to it.

[swift kiln]

okay

first things first

use a dataclass decor

i guess you aren't dealing with abcs

so yeah

use a dataclass decor

[thorn crag]

yeah

[swift kiln]

and instead of having parms passed into init of your class

[vague abyss]

It seems more like OP has a class problem with OP's Quizzes

[swift kiln]

get them straight as attributes

[vague abyss]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/A7VM4OHJEKXEFIGZOZ2QTUOFJI

That's OP's original error and script

[swift kiln]

ugh

that's a type error my friend

[thorn crag]

raelly
please can you fixed it

[vague abyss]

Sure but the nature of the assignment is creating a quiz

[vague abyss]

!rule 8 says we can't fix it

[wild anvil]

Rules

8. Do not help with ongoing exams. When helping with homework, help people learn how to do the assignment without doing it for them.

[vague abyss]

You have to

[swift kiln]

i need full traceback

[swift kiln]

i would fix it, given that you'd share the traceback.

this carries no information about where the error is

[thorn crag]

Of course

[swift kiln]

it just tells us what possibly could have gone wrong

you're trying to add an integer to a class

which is as logical as adding a string to a NoneType

[swift kiln]

give it M

[vague abyss]

First step to fixing is to remove the class inheritence

[thorn crag]

but how

[vague abyss]

Can you do that?

[thorn crag]

if i do it my whole code will crash i think

[vague abyss]

prove me wrong then

[swift kiln]

give the whole error log?

ok

you both are wrong here

here is the error

apparently, you're inheriting ".ques_number" which should be of type int but you're giving and passing a string

enable a type checker

@novel osprey

[thorn crag]

Enter option 1 NIhad
Enter option 2 Nodi
Enter option 3 Nadim
Enter option 4 Nayem
Enter answer : NIhad
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "c:\Users\Windows 10\Desktop\Quis\test.py", line 143, in <module>
    m.userAns()
  File "c:\Users\Windows 10\Desktop\Quis\test.py", line 123, in userAns
    for quesNum in range(1,self.qus_numbers + 1):
                           ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'NoFormet' and 'int'
PS C:\Users\Windows 10\Desktop\Quis>```

[vague abyss]

So why is self.qus_numbers a NoFormet class?

[swift kiln]

i just told you the correction above

and secondly,if you're asking something here,be active enough

[thorn crag]

I am sorry

[swift kiln]

.

[vague abyss]

but he didn't pass a string. He inherited a class NoFormet into the UserAns class and somehow that got into the self.qus_numbers

[thorn crag]

how 2 is a str

[swift kiln]

i am fixing the entire code

would highlight where you guys are going wrong

[vague abyss]

exactly. 2 is not a str. Its definitely int

[thorn crag]

Please 🥺

[thorn crag]

so why TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'NoFormet' and 'int is

[vague abyss]

Because class inheritance is still there

Get rid of the class inheritance

[vague abyss]

Remove the class inheritance from all classes

[vague abyss]

Delete all class inheritance from all classes

[thorn crag]

Today my head will be completely destroy

[thorn crag]

then

[vague abyss]

Did you do it? If its done, test it again

You'll find a different error

[thorn crag]

yes

now

[thorn crag]

definitely

[vague abyss]

And?

Can you share?

[thorn crag]

  File "c:\Users\Windows 10\Desktop\Quis\omit.py", line 141, in <module>
    g = NoFormet(n)
        ^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: NoFormet() takes no arguments
PS C:\Users\Windows 10\Desktop\Quis>```

[vague abyss]

Good. Now if you noticed, NoFormet class has no __init__ function

It needs one to pass the n in

[thorn crag]

yes

[vague abyss]

So make one please

[thorn crag]

yes

[vague abyss]

Its a lot to change and fix but its now usable.

[thorn crag]

    def __init__(self,qus_number):
        self.qus_number = qus_number

    def intiger_list(self):
        n = self.qus_numbers
    
        integer_list = [i for i in range(1,n + 2)]
        return integer_list```

[vague abyss]

OK good that you made an __init__ function but now you have to change it so that it literally means passing a quiz into the NoFormet class

[vague abyss]

1. Change all qus_number in your __init__ function to `quiz
2. In other functions that says self.qus_numbers, change it to self.quiz.qus_numbers

Can you do that?

[thorn crag]

I think

[swift kiln]

@thorn crag https://pastes.dev/ziahbAHwmP

[vague abyss]

Dont spoonfeed pls

If OP doesn't understand classes, surely won't understand dataclasses

[thorn crag]

Thank You

[swift kiln]

OP would need to understand data classes for further editing the code

let him struggle beyond this

[swift kiln]

!close
This

[vague abyss]

🙄

[swift kiln]

_

@thorn crag don't use that for your school assignment or something, you'd get duped by the teacher

[thorn crag]

no way i make it for myself and my friends

[wild anvil]

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