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This error occurs when you try to call the remove() method on a string to remove one or more characters. You can solve the error by calling the replace() method on the string or by calling the remove() method on a string. For example, my_str = 'fruits' new_str =...

This error occurs when you try to call the trim() method on a string to remove whitespace. You can solve the error by using the strip() method to remove leading and trailing whitespace from the string. For example, my_str = ' Python ' clean_str = my_str.strip() This...

This error occurs when you try to call len() on a list object. len() is a built-in function, which returns the length of an iterable. You can solve this error by passing the list to the len() function to get the list. For example, my_lst = [2, 4, 6, 8, 10] length =...

This error occurs if you try to call the sort() method on an integer as if it were a list. You can solve this error by ensuring you do not assign an integer to a variable name for an existing list that you want to sort. For example, my_int = 14 my_list = [17, 222, 23,...

This error occurs when you pass an incorrect mode to an open() function call. If you want to open a file for both reading and writing you can use r+ only if the file exists. You can use w+ if the file does not exist or if you do not mind overriding an existing file....

This error occurs when you pass the encoding keyword argument to an open() function call while reading or writing to a file in binary mode. The encoding keyword argument is only suitable for reading or writing in text mode. If you are accessing a file in binary mode...

This error occurs when you try to update a dictionary with incorrect syntax. You can solve this error by updating the dictionary with another dictionary or an iterable object containing key-value pairs. For example, my_dict = {'name':'Tia', 'subject':'mathematics'}...

This error occurs when you try to access a Response object using the subscript operator [], without first parsing the object to a subscriptable Python object. You can solve this error by converting the Response object into a subscriptable Python object. For example,...