🔒 Weird Errors in VS Codium

[winter crow]

I think it may be an extension that i have on, but i just want to know what they mean.
The snippet of code some of these are coming from is below.
row_count = len(button_values) column_count = len(button_values[0])

[swift compass]

@winter crow

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[timber whale]

Like it says. It thinks that row_count and column_count in your code are meant to be constants, and it thinks you should use uppercase names for those.

And yes, it's an extension, called a linter. It's intended to enforce some code style rules.

[winter crow]

i knew it was the linter. Is there a way to make it not do this?

[timber whale]

But the first line is complaining about the file name, and that causes a real obstruction. It means that other code can't import your file. (Which might be fine, or even deliberate. Pip does something like this intentionally.)

Each linter tool has its own configuration and you'll have to look it up in the doc.

[winter crow]

oh ok. The code works fine, and gives no errors. Is it fine to leave it alone? It was just a practice project on making a calculator

[obsidian junco]

the "pylint" in this line is the extension name. I don't think that comes with the Python extension; you can just disable or uninstall it.

[winter crow]

no, i doesnt come with python. I installed it so that when i save it fixes the minor formatting errors like x=1 compared to x = 1. That way i see it fix them and remember to better

[obsidian junco]

You don't need a separate extension for that

just press the "format document" hotkey

[winter crow]

really? Let me see, hold on

oh cool

thanks!

now i dont have stupid errors in the problems thing

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