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Madison Butler
9,725 Points
I keep trying to change this, but all I get back is Bummer: AttributeError: 'BookCase' object has no attribute 'book'

Posted October 21, 2024 3:24pm by Madison Butler

Madison Butler
9,725 Points
1 Answer
Jacques Dutoit
5,142 Points
How do you use the __eq__ method correctly?

Posted August 16, 2024 8:51am by Jacques Dutoit

Jacques Dutoit
5,142 Points
1 Answer
Tim Good
6,021 Points
Why does it keep giving me this error; "Book is not defined"

Posted August 15, 2024 3:48pm by Tim Good

Tim Good
6,021 Points
1 Answer
terence
11,672 Points
Add a __eq__ method for this book class. It should check if the author and title of the book are the same and return tru

Posted June 3, 2024 11:22pm by terence

terence
11,672 Points
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DV Shop
1,482 Points
How to Add a __eq__ method and how to check the Title & Author are the same and return True or False.

Posted May 23, 2024 4:42pm by DV Shop

DV Shop
1,482 Points
1 Answer
Zachary Radcliff
4,276 Points
__str__ assertion error

Posted March 7, 2024 2:07am by Zachary Radcliff

Zachary Radcliff
4,276 Points
1 Answer
DV Shop
1,482 Points
I have tried many times in this exam. But it's not correct. Please, help me.

Posted February 11, 2024 7:27am by DV Shop

DV Shop
1,482 Points
1 Answer
Cameron Ganley
4,049 Points
Basic OOP Python. Emulating Built-Ins, Task # 3

Posted October 26, 2023 6:25pm by Cameron Ganley

Cameron Ganley
4,049 Points
1 Answer
Kris Reid
17,133 Points
Have checked this code in another environment and it works as it should but Workspaces says it's wrong?

Posted September 3, 2023 2:39pm by Kris Reid

Kris Reid
17,133 Points
1 Answer
Caleb James
486 Points
whats wrong with the code

Posted August 23, 2023 10:45am by Caleb James

Caleb James
486 Points
1 Answer
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sa,m cohn
Courses Plus Student 2,010 Points
Hello, I keep receiving a NameError when trying to complete a task even though I've clearly defined the class.

Posted June 29, 2023 11:45pm by sa,m cohn

sa,m cohn
Courses Plus Student 2,010 Points
1 Answer
Karyna Reut
1,611 Points
Why it did not print previous code?

Posted March 15, 2023 7:29am by Karyna Reut

Karyna Reut
1,611 Points
1 Answer
Jorge Grajeda
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 8,186 Points
What does it mean "Make sure you have a `__iter__` method in your class" ?

Posted February 6, 2023 12:20am by Jorge Grajeda

Jorge Grajeda
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 8,186 Points
1 Answer
Sam Appleton
3,832 Points
Using (self,*cars) instead of (self,cars) for multiple instances

Posted January 20, 2023 4:57pm by Sam Appleton

Sam Appleton
3,832 Points
1 Answer
William Witt
2,660 Points
Syntax Error: Invalid syntax

Posted December 13, 2022 6:22pm by William Witt

William Witt
2,660 Points
1 Answer
Likhitha Reddy
7,623 Points
I’ve added a Bookcase class inside bookcase.py. It will hold some books in a list. Add a __iter__ method so I can loop t

Posted December 3, 2022 5:22am by Likhitha Reddy

Likhitha Reddy
7,623 Points
1 Answer
Leslio McKeown
Python Development Techdegree Student 9,439 Points
it keeps saying Bummer: AttributeError: 'BookCase' object has no attribute 'books'

Posted September 17, 2022 3:47am by Leslio McKeown

Leslio McKeown
Python Development Techdegree Student 9,439 Points
2 Answers
Angel Miranda
2,434 Points
the code in workspace and in the video are slightly different and as a result It doesn't print the same answers

Posted July 26, 2022 9:47pm by Angel Miranda

Angel Miranda
2,434 Points
1 Answer
Learn QA
7,207 Points
I'm getting Assertion Error: False is not true: Make sure you have __iter_ method in your class. What am I doing wrong ?

Posted July 14, 2022 10:32am by Learn QA

Learn QA
7,207 Points
1 Answer
Emily H
2,861 Points
Not sure what I'm doing wrong

Posted June 9, 2022 5:29pm by Emily H

Emily H
2,861 Points
1 Answer
Kennedy Malonga
22,856 Points
Add a __eq__ method for this book class. It should check if the author and title of the book are the same and return tru

Posted May 31, 2022 5:39am by Kennedy Malonga

Kennedy Malonga
22,856 Points
1 Answer
Will Duong
94 Points
I keep messing up

Posted April 30, 2022 11:49pm by Will Duong

Will Duong
94 Points
1 Answer
Will Duong
94 Points
python keeps not liking "add_car(one/two/three)", keeps saying 'add_car' is not defined

Posted April 30, 2022 11:33pm by Will Duong

Will Duong
94 Points
1 Answer
Kylie Nonemaker
1,190 Points
When to use arguments in my method?

Posted April 27, 2022 12:28pm by Kylie Nonemaker

Kylie Nonemaker
1,190 Points
2 Answers
Noah Foppe
5,299 Points
I dont know

Posted April 7, 2022 4:54pm by Noah Foppe

Noah Foppe
5,299 Points
1 Answer
Leah Kelly
4,141 Points
This isn't printing if it is equal or not equal. It just gives me an error message!

Posted February 11, 2022 8:25pm by Leah Kelly

Leah Kelly
4,141 Points
2 Answers
Leah Kelly
4,141 Points
Isn't there a simpler way to return a compared value than: return self.model == other.make and other.model == self.make?

Posted February 4, 2022 6:36pm by Leah Kelly

Leah Kelly
4,141 Points
4 Answers
Chris Jullienne
2,458 Points
Can't get equal result on __eq__ video within Basic Object-Oriented Python

Posted January 26, 2022 8:35am by Chris Jullienne

Chris Jullienne
2,458 Points
1 Answer
Gustavo Gutierrez
4,595 Points
dunder iter(self): syntax error. stays line 6 def __iter__(Bookcase)

Posted November 24, 2021 1:28am by Gustavo Gutierrez

Gustavo Gutierrez
4,595 Points
1 Answer
jack twist
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 18,575 Points
def __str__(self):: return f`{self.author} {self.title}` what's wrong with the syntax?

Posted July 28, 2021 7:08pm by jack twist

jack twist
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 18,575 Points
1 Answer

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