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csv_path = input("Enter the path to the Pokedex CSV file: ")
seems like u redefined input somewhere
this is why we dont name our variables with keywords :p
so what should i do to avoid this
name them anything but keywords
could you take a quick look on my code? because i cant find the part where i redifined the "input"
sure
ill send a github link inna sec
the pokemon file
the csv and code is there
@swift helm
mb it took so long
strange
there is no input reddefined anywhere
stackoverflow says to just try deleting the variable input
so before u ask for input
add a line del input
del input
csv_path = input("Enter the path to the Pokedex CSV file: ")```
some library might be overwriting it
input is a builtin, not a keyword, for reasons like this it probably should've been a keyword though
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```
oops! mixed it up
it would be nice if list, int, etc were keywords, that would prevent a lot of beginner mistakes
uh
i think i did an oopsy
the name input is not defined now
actually nevermind
i know why now
!close
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