🔒 TypeError: grad_f() missing 1 required positional argument: 'y'

[fresh ore]

i have no idea what is causing this error

i am calculating the hessain matrix/ gradient

[supple juniper]

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[jolly axle]

you're passing in a list of size two

not two arguments

[loud shore]

it seems like the test is expecting a single list though

also don't name your local variable the same as your function name

[jolly axle]

it's asserting the return type no?

and the function wants two parameters

x and y

[loud shore]

yes but in the example call, it only passes in a single arg

[jolly axle]

^

oh wait

[loud shore]

the function has 2 parameters

[jolly axle]

i got it backwards

[loud shore]

but the test only uses 1 arg

it should fail before the call even happens

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