I'm glued to my screen. The logic checks out, but the code refuses to run. Some obscure error Google's never seen before. Did I invent this?
Fine. Fourth energy drink incoming (yes, I know it's unhealthy). Maybe caffeine overload will jumpstart my brain? It's 3 AM and I'm still trying to understand why this damn script throws a 'NoneType' error where None shouldn't even exist.
My debugging checklist so far:- Restarted the IDE
- Reinstalled the library
- Wrote 'print("hello world")' — success, hooray
- Cursed the entire tech stack
Does anyone else live like this? Or am I the only one who somehow conjures errors that shouldn't theoretically exist?
p.s. If you happen to know how to fix 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'something' in Python — I'm all ears.
- Restarted the IDE
- Reinstalled the library
- Wrote 'print("hello world")' — success, hooray
- Cursed the entire tech stack
Does anyone else live like this? Or am I the only one who somehow conjures errors that shouldn't theoretically exist?
p.s. If you happen to know how to fix 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'something' in Python — I'm all ears.