Closed gabermohamed18 closed 3 years ago
More specifically, with functions that call dictionaries. The error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\Programming\Projects\project\minified_main.py", line 75, in <module>
elif J in Z:i=Z[J];i()
TypeError: 'str' object is not callable
Hello @gabermohamed18, can you give an example of the code before minifying?
Hello @dflook
def lorem():
print('lorem')
def ipsum():
print('ipsum')
user_dict = {'lorem': lorem, # without braces
'ipsum': ipsum
}
user_input = input('>> ').lower()
if user_input in user_dict.keys():
output = user_dict[user_input]
output()
This is the simplest way I can demonstrate my point, I know it's a weird way but in case of multiple functions I found it much shorter than putting an if
statement for each function or input.
I apologize for late reply but it's kinda my first conversation on github.
@dflook I don't know how but it is fixed and the code is running well, thank you for that great tool.
Glad it's working for you!
It has some problems with dictionaries