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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,...

If you put parentheses after a generator object, Python interprets this as a call. As only functions are callable, the Python interpreter will raise the TypeError: 'generator' object is not callable. This error typically occurs when overriding a function name with a...

If you pass an empty string to the str.split() method, you will raise the ValueError: empty separator. If you want to split a string into characters you can use list comprehension or typecast the string to a list using list(). def split_str(word): return [ch for ch in...

If you try to pass a timestamp to the datetime fromtimestamp() method that is out of range, you will raise the ValueError: year is out of range. This error typically is a result of passing a timestamp in milliseconds, while the fromtimestamp() method takes the...

If you try to call an integer as if it were a function, you will raise the error "TypeError: 'int' object is not callable". To solve this error, ensure that you do not override names for built-in functions like int() or round(). For example, my_int = int("4")...