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spiral ginkgo
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Could someone help me real quick, i dont really undestand this Error

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spiral ginkgo
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csv_path = input("Enter the path to the Pokedex CSV file: ")
swift helm
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seems like u redefined input somewhere

spiral ginkgo
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oh

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i ould send the whole code

swift helm
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this is why we dont name our variables with keywords :p

spiral ginkgo
swift helm
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name them anything but keywords

spiral ginkgo
swift helm
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sure

spiral ginkgo
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ill send a github link inna sec

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the pokemon file

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the csv and code is there

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@swift helm

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mb it took so long

swift helm
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strange

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there is no input reddefined anywhere

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stackoverflow says to just try deleting the variable input

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so before u ask for input

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add a line del input

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del input
csv_path = input("Enter the path to the Pokedex CSV file: ")```
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some library might be overwriting it

spiral ginkgo
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ill try it out ty

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yeah it works now

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ty

oblique steppe
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a notable thing about keywords is that it's impossible to assign to them, for example:

>>> True = 123
  File "<stdin>", line 1
    True = 123
    ^^^^
SyntaxError: cannot assign to True```
oblique steppe
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it would be nice if list, int, etc were keywords, that would prevent a lot of beginner mistakes

spiral ginkgo
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i think i did an oopsy

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the name input is not defined now

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actually nevermind

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i know why now

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!close

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