Sometimes, when you are dealing with lists in Python and when you try to subtract two list using the subtraction operator, you got TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for -: ‘list’ and ‘list’ error. The reason for getting this error is that in Python we are not allowed to subtract the lists directly using the subtraction …
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Sometimes, you get ValueError: You must pass a freq argument as current index has none error when you are working with the PyCaret module and trying to set up the module for the time series dataset. I was having the same problem and after doing some research I came to know the reason. For PayCaret, …
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Sometimes, while working with strings, you might face SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal error which occurs because of a number of reasons. The syntax errors are usually because of incorrectly writing the code. The syntax of the code is crucial in Python, so if there is any mistake, you will get the syntax error …
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While working with Python, getting errors is common. There are different types of errors that we may get while working and of them is ValueError. In this short article, we will discuss the reasons for getting ValueError: Need More than 1 Value to Unpack error and will go through different solutions to solve the problem. …
If you are new to Python programming language and are learning the basics, you might have come across SyntaxError a lot. SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character is also a type of SyntaxError that occurs because of various reasons. In this short article, we will go through various reasons for getting this error and …
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IndexError: list index out of range error occurs when we tried to access the elements of the list using indexing that is greater than the length of the list. For example, if a list has three elements and you are trying to access an element of the list using index value10, then we will get …
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10 error occurs when you try to pass a string value to the int() function or treat strings as integers. Anything that is inside the quotation marks in Python is treated as a string so even if you have a number but it is an inside quotation, then …
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Sometimes working with TensorFlow, you might face AttributeError: module ‘tensorflow’ has no attribute ‘Session’ error. This error is mainly caused by the syntax incompatibility of the TensorFlow module 2.x version. The session is no longer explicitly useful in 2.x version of TensorFlow. Although, the session attribute was used in 1.x version, no longer available in …
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TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not ‘str’ error occurs when you tried to apply a function to the value that does not support that function. An example could be trying to iterate over a number because a number cannot be iterated. In this short article, we will learn how we can solve TypeError: a …
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The AttributeError: FacetGrid object has no attribute get_figure error occurs when you tried to save the plot in seaborn using the get_figure() function. The error clearly says that the FaceGrid object does not have any attribute get_figure. In this short article, we will learn how we can solve the error and how we can save …
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