SOMEONE HELP ME line 23, in <module> class Yakudi(ch.RoomManager): AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'RoomManager'
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Jump to PostIt probably means that
ch
is a module, and that there is no variable namedRoomManager
in this module. Try to writeprint(ch)
before
class Yakudi
, to see whatch
really is.
Jump to PostWhat did the program print when you wrote
print(ch)
beforeclass Yakudi
?
Jump to PostBefore
Traceback (most recent call last):
something was printed about ch. What does it say ?
Jump to PostAll right. It seems strange to me that the bot2 folder is in C:\Python34 . You shouldn't clutter python's own directory with your modules under development.
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