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- 10 February
How to fix TypeError: A Bytes-Like object Is Required, Not ‘str’?
Learn about how To Fix TypeError: A Bytes-Like object Is Required, Not 'str'?
- 27 December
[Fixed] NameError Name ‘unicode’ is Not Defined in Python
Use str() Method To resolve the NameError: name 'unicode' is not defined, replace the occurrence of unicode() with str(). This issue occurs because unicode() was renamed to str() in Python 3. [crayon-63ddfbe587588918736634/] [crayon-63ddfbe58758d602077140/] Unicode is a computing industry standard that ensures that text from most of the world’s writing systems is consistently encoded, rendered, and […]
- 23 September
TypeError: Object of Type Datetime Is Not Json Serializable in Python
In Python, the datetime library allows us to create objects of the datetime class that can store and process date and time values efficiently. We can manipulate these objects according to our needs using the wide range of functionalities provided by this library. JSON is a type of encoding for data that is used frequently […]
- 01 February
[Fixed] SyntaxError: Unexpected Character After Line Continuation Character
While programming in python, sometimes we need to write very long statements. For better presentation, we often use line continuation character. However, if you don’t use line continuation character correctly, SyntaxError occurs with the message “SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character in python”. In this article, we will discuss the possible cases when this […]
- 01 February
[Fixed] Object of Type int64 Is Not JSON Serializable
JSON objects are used extensively in data transmission or in data interchange between different languages. To transmit data, we often convert the data to JSON objects. After that, we transmit the data. Sometimes, while creating a JSON object, your program might run into the TypeError exception with the message “object of type int64 is not […]
- 10 December
[Fixed] ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2)
While programming in python, we can assign values to two or more variables in a single statement. While doing so, you might get the ValueError exception with the message “ValueError: too many values to unpack ”. If you are trying to assign values to two variables at the same time, you will get the message […]
- 14 April
How to check if variable exists in Python
Introduction Objective: This article will discuss the different methods to check if a variable exists in Python. Before we dive into the methods to check for the availability of a variable in the code, let us first understand why we need to do so? 🤔 To answer the above question, you must understand “what is a NameError […]
- 04 April
[Fixed] TypeError: ‘<' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'
In this article you will learn about the causes and solutions of - TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'
- 27 March
[Solved] ValueError: Math Domain error in Python
Introduction So, you sit down, grab a cup of coffee and start programming in Python. Then out of nowhere, this stupid python error shows up: ValueError: math domain error. 😞 Sometimes it may seem annoying, but once you take time to understand what Math domain error actually is, you will solve the problem without any […]
- 27 March
[‘Fixed’] TypeError: ‘int’ object is not callable
Summary: TypeError: ‘xyz’ object is not callable is usually raised when you try to call a method with the same name as a variable in the code. To avoid this error, rename the variable and avoid using variables with names like built-in methods in Python. Have you come across TypeErrors as: TypeError: ‘int’ object is […]