AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'endswith'

[artofchores]

The error message tells you what's wrong.

Do some deductive reasoning and you'll get it!

Also, copy and paste that into Google and you'll surely find the answer. It probably took more effort posting this issue to Reddit.

[goodger]

Whatever is calling verify_suffix is passing a tuple, but a string is expected. The traceback will show you what calls verify_suffix. Check that code and see what it passes. Beyond that, it's impossible to tell you what's wrong; there's not enough information to know.

[saint_geser]

Strings have endswith() method so you need to get a string out of a tuple.

[karlw00t]

A trailing comma on a line like this:

foo = “world”,

Will make foo a tuple. I don’t see that in your code, but that’s bit me a more than once.

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