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This error occurs when you try to iterate over a builtin_function_or_method object, for example, using a for loop. If your built-in function or method returns an iterable object, you can solve the error by adding parentheses () after the method name to call it and...

This error occurs when you try to iterate over a method object, for example, using a for loop. If your method returns an iterable object, you can solve the error by adding parentheses () after the method name to call it and return the object. For example, class...

This error results from trying to call the File method read() on a dictionary object. This error typically occurs when passing a Python dictionary to the json.load() method to convert it to a JSON string. You can solve the error by using the json.dumps() method to...

In Python, you can unpack iterable objects and assign their elements to multiple variables in the order they appear. If you try to unpack an integer, you will throw the error TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable int object. An integer is not a sequence which we can...

In Python, you can unpack iterable objects and assign their elements to multiple variables in the order they appear. If you try to unpack a Boolean, you will throw the error TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable bool object. A Boolean is not a sequence that we can...

This error occurs when you try to call the string method startswith() on a list object. You can solve this error by accessing the items in the list using indexing syntax or a for loop, and if the items are strings, you can call the startswith() method. For example,...

In Python, you can unpack iterable objects and assign their elements to multiple variables in the order they appear. If you try to unpack a built-in function or a method, you will throw the error TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable builtin_function_or_method object....

In Python, you can unpack iterable objects and assign their elements to multiple variables in the order they appear. If you try to unpack a floating-point number, you will throw the error TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable float object. A float is not a sequence...

In Python, you can unpack iterable objects and assign their elements to multiple variables in the order they appear. If you try to unpack a numpy.float64, you will throw the error TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable numpy.float64 object. A numpy float is not a...

This error occurs when you try to call the string method endswith() on a list object. You can solve this error by accessing the items in the list using indexing syntax or a for loop and if the items are strings, you can call the endswith() method. For example,...